The 2026 Yamaha AR250 is the ultimate twin-engine jet boat for those who refuse to compromise on performance or style. Finished in a sleek, head-turning black hull, this boat commands attention on the water before it even gets up to speed. Powered by dual Yamaha 1.9L 200HP engines delivering a combined 400 horsepower, the AR250 launches off the line with exhilarating force — perfect for pulling wakeboarders, tubers, and water skiers all day long without breaking a sweat. As a brand-new 2026 model, the Yamaha AR250 brings the very latest from Yamaha's jet boat engineering to your local Knoxville waterways. The twin-engine layout not only supercharges performance but also adds a layer of confidence and reliability out on the water. With Yamaha's signature jet propulsion system, you get excellent shallow-water capability and family-friendly safety — no exposed propeller to worry about. Whether you're heading out on Norris Lake, Fort Loudoun, or any East Tennessee reservoir, this boat is built to deliver unforgettable days on the water. Priced at $80,498, the AR250 represents an outstanding investment for boaters who want new-model features, twin-engine muscle, and Yamaha's legendary build quality all in one package. Don't miss your chance to own one of the most exciting jet boats on the market — contact us today to schedule a walkthrough or sea trial.
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