The 2016 Yamaha 212 X is the twin-engine jet boat that delivers serious thrills without the complexity of a traditional propeller-driven craft. Powered by dual Yamaha 1.8-liter engines producing a combined 360 horsepower, this 21-foot powerhouse is built to impress on the water — whether you're pulling wakeboarders, tubers, or simply carving up the lake at speed. The jet drive system makes it a natural fit for shallow-water adventures and family outings alike, offering a clean, prop-free experience that's as safe as it is exhilarating. At 21 feet in length and equipped with a generous 50-gallon fuel tank, the Yamaha 212 X is designed for full days on the water without cutting the fun short. The twin-engine configuration not only delivers impressive acceleration but also provides added confidence and redundancy out on the water — a feature serious boaters genuinely appreciate. This used example represents outstanding value at $40,299, giving you access to Yamaha's legendary performance and reliability at a fraction of the new-boat price. Located in Knoxville and ready to find its next home, this 212 X is an excellent choice for watersports enthusiasts and families looking for a versatile, high-energy boat. Please note that standard dealer fees including a 3% credit card fee, UCC fee, and documentation fee may apply. Contact our team today to schedule a showing or sea trial — boats like this don't last long at this price point.
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