Eight questions buyers ask about the Yamaha WaveRunners Crosswave®, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Yamaha WaveRunners Crosswave® cost?
Right now on US Marine Connection every Crosswave listing is asking $32,499, so the range and the median are the same number. That is an asking price rather than a sold price. All seven are 2027 models listed as new-year inventory, which is why there is no spread between the low and high end. All seven have photos, so you can look over the units before you contact anyone.
What years of the Crosswave® are for sale?
Every Crosswave currently listed is a 2027 model. There are seven of them, all priced at $32,499, and no older model years show up in the listings at the moment. If you are hoping for an earlier year, nothing here fits that yet. What the site does show is a consistent group of 2027 units in blue and gray, each with photos and a stock number.
How many hours is typical on a used Crosswave®?
None of the seven Crosswave listings states an hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote from this inventory. The descriptions only cover the model year, the 3-passenger configuration, the color and a stock number. If hours matter to you, ask the seller directly for a reading off the gauge and confirm it in person before you commit to anything.
What should I check before buying a used Crosswave®?
Since these listings are all 2027 units with no hours stated, start by asking for the hour meter reading and any service history. On any personal watercraft, check the hull for cracks or deep scratches, look in the engine bay for water or corrosion, inspect the jet pump and impeller, and test the seat latches and hatch seals. Confirm the stock number and color match the photos, and verify the title and registration paperwork.
What features come on the Crosswave®?
The dealer descriptions are short and only confirm a few things: these are 2027 Crosswave units in a 3-passenger configuration, offered in blue or gray, each with its own stock number. No other equipment, audio or electronics are named in the listings, so anything beyond that should be confirmed with the seller. Photos accompany all seven listings, which gives you a look at the actual unit.
Is the Crosswave® good for family days on the water?
The listings describe each Crosswave as a 3-passenger personal watercraft, which is the one use the facts clearly support: room for a driver plus two riders for a day of cruising together. The descriptions do not mention fishing equipment or any offshore rating, so do not assume either. For anything beyond general riding with a few people aboard, ask the seller what the unit is actually set up for.
Where can I find a Crosswave® for sale near me?
All seven Crosswave listings on US Marine Connection are in Covina, California. That is the only city showing this model right now, so if you are elsewhere you would be looking at travel or shipping arrangements of your own. Each listing includes photos, the 2027 model year, the color and a stock number, which makes it easier to tell the units apart before reaching out.
How does the Crosswave® compare to the FX Cruiser SVHO® or the VX® Limited?
Mostly it is price and volume. The Crosswave shows seven 2027 units all asking $32,499. The FX Cruiser SVHO has 40 listings from 2026 to 2027, asking $19,599 to $22,399 with a $21,099 median. The VX Limited has 23 listings, all 2026, asking $12,599 to $16,199 with a $14,699 median. The Crosswave is the priciest and scarcest of the three here; the listings do not give specs to compare beyond that.
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.