Question 1

How much does a used Yamaha Boats AR250 cost?

Accepted Answer

On US Marine Connection right now there are three approved AR250 listings with asking prices from $72,499 to $86,599, with a median asking price of $86,599. Those are asking prices set by the sellers, not recorded sale prices. The spread is fairly tight here because all three boats are current-generation models, so you are mostly comparing year and color rather than condition or age.

Question 2

What years of the AR250 are for sale?

Accepted Answer

The AR250 listings on the site cover model years 2026 and 2027. Two are 2027 runabouts, listed at 25 feet, in Dolphin Gray and Utopia Blue, and one is a 2026 bowrider in Dolphin Gray. There are no older model years in the current inventory, so if you want something further back you would be looking outside what is listed here today.

Question 3

How many hours is typical on a used AR250?

Accepted Answer

None of the three AR250 listings states an engine hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote from this inventory. What the descriptions do give is model year, length, propulsion, color and stock number. Since these are 2026 and 2027 boats, hours are likely to be low, but you should ask the seller directly for an hour reading and confirm it on the gauge before you commit.

Question 4

What should I check before buying a used AR250?

Accepted Answer

The listings are short on detail, giving year, 25-foot length, powered propulsion, color and stock number, so most of your checking happens in person. Ask for an hour reading and service records, run the engines and check the jet intakes and steering response on the water. Look over the hull and gelcoat, upholstery and bimini, and test all electronics. On 2026 and 2027 boats, confirm what factory warranty remains and whether it transfers.

Question 5

What features come on the AR250?

Accepted Answer

The dealer descriptions on US Marine Connection are brief and list only the basics: 25 feet of length, powered propulsion, and colors of Dolphin Gray or Utopia Blue, plus stock numbers. One boat is described as a bowrider and the others as runabouts. No specific options, electronics or audio packages are named in these listings, so ask the seller for a full equipment sheet before assuming anything is included.

Question 6

Is the AR250 good for family days on the water?

Accepted Answer

The layout points that way. These are listed as bowrider and runabout boats at 25 feet, which means open bow seating and a cockpit built around carrying people rather than gear. That suits day cruising, swimming and towing passengers around protected water. The listings do not mention fishing equipment or offshore features, so judge it as a family day boat based on what is actually described.

Question 7

Where can I find a AR250 for sale near me?

Accepted Answer

All three AR250 listings on US Marine Connection carry photos. Two of them are in Miami, Florida, and one is in Covina, California. That is the full current spread, so buyers outside those areas should expect to travel or arrange transport. Inventory changes as boats are listed and sold, so check the current AR250 listings for the latest locations and asking prices.

Question 8

How does the AR250 compare to the AR190 or the 255XD?

Accepted Answer

By asking price, the AR250 sits in the middle. The AR190 shows four 2026 listings from $42,149 to $42,159, median $42,159. The 255XD has three listings from 2026 and 2027, $127,449 to $136,599, median $131,249. The AR250 runs $72,499 to $86,599 with a median of $86,599. The listings do not describe layout or equipment differences, so compare the boats in person.

Yamaha Boats AR250: Prices, Years & Buyer Questions