Eight questions buyers ask about the Yamaha SuperJet, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Yamaha SuperJet cost?
Right now US Marine Connection shows 7 priced SuperJet listings, all asking between $11,499 and $11,999, with a median asking price of $11,999. Those are asking prices, not what anyone paid. Worth noting: every one of these listings is described as new, 2026 or 2027 stock, so there are no used examples in the current group to compare against.
What years of the SuperJet are for sale?
Just two model years are on the site: 2026 and 2027. The 2026 boats list at $11,499 and are described with an 8' length, 2'6" beam and a 3-cylinder, 4-stroke TR-1 Yamaha Marine engine in white and black. The 2027 boats list at $11,999 with a 7'9" length, 2'4" beam and the TR-1 High Output engine in blue and black. All 7 have photos.
How many hours is typical on a used SuperJet?
No listing on US Marine Connection states an hour figure for the SuperJet, so there is no typical number to quote here. All 7 boats are described as new 2026 and 2027 units, which is why hours are not part of the descriptions. What the listings do give you is stock number, length, beam, engine, seating, fuel capacity, dry weight, color and asking price.
What should I check before buying a used SuperJet?
These are single-seat stand-up craft, so start with hull condition: check the bottom, tray padding and the pole and handlebar mounts for cracks or play. Look at the jet pump intake and impeller for grate damage. Since the descriptions list a 5-gallon fuel capacity and a TR-1 or TR-1 High Output engine, confirm the engine matches the year advertised, verify the stock number, and ask for service records and a water test.
What features come on the SuperJet?
The descriptions keep it simple. Every unit is a personal watercraft with seating for one, a 5-gallon fuel tank and a 375 lb dry weight. The 2026 boats have the 3-cylinder, 4-stroke TR-1 Yamaha Marine engine, 8' length and 2'6" beam in white and black. The 2027 boats have the TR-1 High Output version, 7'9" length and 2'4" beam in blue and black. No audio, storage or touring features are listed.
Is the SuperJet good for family days on the water?
Not really, based on what the listings say. Every SuperJet here is described with seating for one, a 375 lb dry weight and a 5-gallon fuel tank, so it is a solo stand-up machine rather than a boat you load up with passengers. If you want family seating, the sibling listings on US Marine Connection, such as the VX Cruiser with Audio or the Jetblaster DLX 3-Up, are the ones built around multiple riders.
Where can I find a SuperJet for sale near me?
All 7 SuperJet listings currently on US Marine Connection are in one place: Covina, California. Every one includes photos, so you can look over the boat before you make the drive. Four are 2027 units at $11,999 asking and the rest are 2026 units at $11,499 asking. If you are outside Southern California, that is the only market showing SuperJet inventory at the moment.
How does the SuperJet compare to the Jetblaster DLX 3-Up or the VX Cruiser with Audio?
By the listings, the SuperJet is the single-seat option at $11,499 to $11,999 asking, 2026 and 2027 years. The Jetblaster DLX 3-Up has 28 listings from $7,899 to $10,399, median $10,399, all 2026, so it comes in cheaper. The VX Cruiser with Audio has 29 listings at $14,399 to $14,599, median $14,599, all 2026, so it asks more. Performance comparisons are not something the descriptions support.
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.