Experience the perfect blend of power and versatility with this 2023 Yamaha 252 SD jet boat, featuring twin Yamaha 1.8L engines delivering a commanding 360 total horsepower. This 25-foot beauty combines Yamaha's legendary reliability with impressive performance, making it ideal for watersports enthusiasts and families who demand both excitement and comfort on the water. The 252 SD's spacious 102-inch beam provides exceptional stability and room for entertaining, while the jet propulsion system offers shallow water access and worry-free operation around swimmers and debris. This well-maintained vessel comes complete with essential accessories including a Yamaha boat cover for protection, a Yamaha anchor system for secure mooring, and all necessary documentation fees handled for your convenience. Located in Knoxville and priced at $79,398, this 2023 Yamaha 252 SD represents exceptional value in the pre-owned jet boat market. Whether you're planning family lake days, pulling tubes and wakeboarders, or exploring shallow coves, this versatile platform delivers the performance and reliability Yamaha is known for.
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