Experience the perfect fusion of power and versatility with this brand new 2026 Yamaha AR250, featuring dual Yamaha 1.9L engines delivering an impressive 400 total horsepower. This sleek jet boat combines Yamaha's legendary reliability with cutting-edge design, making it ideal for everything from thrilling watersports sessions to relaxing family cruises on the water. The AR250's spacious layout accommodates up to 12 passengers, while the twin-engine configuration provides exceptional acceleration, top-end speed, and maneuverability that jet boat enthusiasts crave. The striking black hull color gives this Yamaha a bold, sophisticated appearance that commands attention at the dock. With Yamaha's innovative jet propulsion system, you'll enjoy shallow water capability, enhanced safety around swimmers, and virtually maintenance-free operation. Whether you're pulling wakeboarders, exploring secluded coves, or entertaining friends and family, this 2026 AR250 delivers the performance and comfort you need for unforgettable days on the water. Available now in Knoxville, this new Yamaha represents an exceptional opportunity to own the latest in jet boat technology.
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