The **2026 Yamaha AR250** is the ultimate expression of twin-engine jet boat performance, and this sharp Gray hull is ready to make waves right here in Knoxville. Powered by dual Yamaha 1.9L 200HP engines delivering a combined **400 horsepower**, the AR250 launches onto plane with breathtaking authority and keeps the fun going all day long — whether you're pulling wakeboarders, tubing with the family, or simply carving across the water at full throttle. At 24.5 feet in length with a generous 102-inch beam, the AR250 offers the kind of spacious, stable platform that makes everyone on board feel comfortable and confident. A 75-gallon fuel capacity means fewer stops and more time doing what you came to do. Yamaha's legendary jet propulsion system means no exposed propeller — making it one of the safest choices for families and watersports enthusiasts alike, without sacrificing a single ounce of performance. Priced at **$80,171**, this brand-new AR250 represents outstanding value for a flagship jet boat loaded with Yamaha's latest engineering. As a new 2026 model, you'll enjoy the full manufacturer warranty and the confidence that comes with cutting-edge design straight from the factory. Don't miss your chance to own one of the most exciting boats on the water today — contact our Knoxville team to schedule a walkthrough or discuss financing options.
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