Eight questions buyers ask about the Sea-Doo RXP-X 325 Tech, BRP Premium A, iBR Ice Metal / Manta Green, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Sea-Doo RXP-X 325 Tech, BRP Premium A, iBR Ice Metal / Manta Green cost?
Right now US Marine Connection doesn't show any used examples of this model. All 10 approved listings are new 2026 units, and every one is asking $21,999, so the range and median are both $21,999. That's an advertised asking price, not a sale price, and it doesn't account for freight, prep, tax or a trailer. If used ones appear later, expect pricing below that new figure.
What years of the RXP-X 325 Tech, BRP Premium A, iBR Ice Metal / Manta Green are for sale?
Only 2026. All 10 listings on US Marine Connection for this trim and color are new 2026 personal watercraft, each described with the 1630 ACE - 325 engine rated at 325 HP, 130.6 inch length, 49.2 inch beam, single seat, 18.5 gallon fuel capacity and 798 pound dry weight. No earlier model years are currently listed under this exact Ice Metal / Manta Green configuration.
How many hours is typical on a used RXP-X 325 Tech, BRP Premium A, iBR Ice Metal / Manta Green?
No listing states an hour figure, so there's no typical number to quote here. Every unit on the site is a new 2026 ski, described only with stock numbers and factory specs, which means hours should be minimal to none beyond dealer handling. If you're shopping used elsewhere, ask the seller for the hour meter reading and service history in writing.
What should I check before buying a used RXP-X 325 Tech, BRP Premium A, iBR Ice Metal / Manta Green?
Since the listings here are all new 2026 units, confirm the stock number matches the ski you're shown and that the color code is METAL/GRN. On any used example, check the hull and pump tunnel for impact damage, inspect the wear ring and impeller, test the iBR brake and reverse, look for water in the hull, verify the 1630 ACE engine starts cold, and get the full service record.
What features come on the RXP-X 325 Tech, BRP Premium A, iBR Ice Metal / Manta Green?
Per the dealer descriptions, it's a single-seat performance ski with the 1630 ACE - 325 engine making 325 HP, iBR intelligent brake and reverse, and the BRP Premium A audio package noted in the model name. Measurements listed are 130.6 inches long, 49.2 inch beam, 18.5 US gallon fuel capacity and 798 pound dry weight, in the Ice Metal / Manta Green finish. Nothing else is specified in the listings.
Is the RXP-X 325 Tech, BRP Premium A, iBR Ice Metal / Manta Green good for family days on the water?
Not really. The listings specify seating for one, so it's a solo performance ski built around the 325 HP 1630 ACE engine rather than a machine for carrying kids or passengers. For family use, the sibling listings on US Marine Connection with more conventional touring setups, like the GTX 170 or the GTI SE models, make more sense than this one.
Where can I find a RXP-X 325 Tech, BRP Premium A, iBR Ice Metal / Manta Green for sale near me?
All 10 currently listed on US Marine Connection are in Covina, California, and all 10 have photos. There are no other cities showing this exact trim and color at the moment. If you're outside Southern California, you'd be arranging pickup or shipping from Covina, or watching for new listings in other regions to come online.
How does it compare to the RXT-X 325 Ice Metal / Manta Green or the Wake Pro 230?
The RXT-X 325 shares the 325 output and the Ice Metal / Manta Green color, with 18 listed, all 2026, all asking $21,899 — about $100 under this model, and it's the larger touring-style hull rather than this single-seat RXP-X. The Wake Pro 230 has 11 listed, all 2026 at $19,849, aimed at towing. Beyond price, year and count, the listings don't detail further differences.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US Marine Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.