Buyer questions
Eight questions buyers ask about the Yamaha Boats AR190, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
Right now US Marine Connection shows four approved AR190 listings with asking prices from $42,149 to $42,159, with a median of $42,159. That is a very tight band, mainly because all four are the same model year and body style. Keep in mind those are asking prices, not what anyone actually paid, and each listing carries photos so you can see the boat before you call.
Every AR190 currently listed on US Marine Connection is a 2026. There are four of them, all approved and priced, and all four include photos. No older or used model years appear in the current inventory, so if you are hoping to compare a 2026 against an earlier boat, the listings here will not give you that side-by-side at the moment.
None of the four AR190 listings on US Marine Connection states an engine hour figure, so there is no number to quote and guessing would not help you. What the listings do show is model year 2026, bowrider configuration, color, and a stock number for each boat. If hours matter to your decision, ask the seller directly for a reading off the gauge before you commit.
Since these are all 2026 bowriders and the descriptions list little beyond color and stock number, do the legwork yourself. Ask for engine hours, since no listing gives them. Inspect the hull and gelcoat for dock rash, check the upholstery and bow seating, look at the swim platform area, and confirm the steering and controls feel right on a water test. Also verify what warranty coverage transfers and that the trailer, if any, is included.
The listings on US Marine Connection are brief. Each one identifies the boat as a 2026 AR190 bowrider, notes that propulsion is powered, gives a color, and lists a stock number. Colors shown include black and blue. Beyond that, no audio system, tower, seating or electronics details appear in the descriptions, so ask the seller for a full equipment rundown rather than assuming anything is fitted.
The four listings all describe the AR190 as a bowrider, which is the layout built around family day use: open bow seating, a cockpit everyone can move around in, and easy in-and-out at the swim platform. The descriptions do not mention fishing gear or any offshore equipment, so nothing in the current inventory points toward those uses. Treat it as a day boat for lakes, rivers and protected water.
All four AR190 listings on US Marine Connection are in Covina, California, so that is the only city showing this model right now. Each listing includes photos, a color, and a stock number you can reference when you call. If you are outside Southern California, you would be looking at travel or shipping, since no other location currently has an AR190 posted.
Price is the clearest difference in the current listings. The four AR190s ask $42,149 to $42,159. The three AR250 listings run $72,499 to $86,599 with a median of $86,599, and the three 255XD listings run $127,449 to $136,599 with a median of $131,249, both spanning 2026 and 2027. The listings do not detail specs, so compare layouts and equipment with the sellers rather than from the descriptions.
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.
Yamaha Boats AR190 listed now
DealerGreat DealCovina, CA
Bowrider / deck boat · Excellent condition
Bert's Mega Mall
Nationwide Delivery Available
$42,159
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DealerGreat DealCovina, CA
Bowrider / deck boat · Excellent condition
Bert's Mega Mall
Nationwide Delivery Available
$42,159
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DealerGreat DealCovina, CA
Bowrider / deck boat · Excellent condition
Bert's Mega Mall
Nationwide Delivery Available
$42,149
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DealerGreat DealCovina, CA
Bowrider / deck boat · Excellent condition
Bert's Mega Mall
Nationwide Delivery Available
$42,159
View details