I would appreciate feedback from experienced PWC'ers on if you think that the difference in price between the models:
a) represents value?
b) would one model suit a certain kind of user more than another and how?
Here is what I have come up with so far on the differences.
Yamaha VXR
ÔÇó Three passenger
ÔÇó Race-inspired seat
ÔÇó Reboarding ladder
ÔÇó Metallic paint
ÔÇó Available in Bright Blue Metallic or Silver Metallic
Yamaha VXS
ÔÇó Three passenger
ÔÇó Traditional seat design
ÔÇó Available in Eclipse Black
From a review:
"I tested the VXR, priced at $11,199 with a sport seat (still rated for three riders), a flip-down boarding step, and metallic paint in silver or blue. For $300 less, you can get the VXS with a seat better shaped for toting passengers, no boarding step, and non-metallic black paint."
http://features.boats.com/boat-content/2010/10/new-yamaha-vxr-is-a-real-budget-blaster/
a) represents value?
b) would one model suit a certain kind of user more than another and how?
Here is what I have come up with so far on the differences.
Yamaha VXR
ÔÇó Three passenger
ÔÇó Race-inspired seat
ÔÇó Reboarding ladder
ÔÇó Metallic paint
ÔÇó Available in Bright Blue Metallic or Silver Metallic
Yamaha VXS
ÔÇó Three passenger
ÔÇó Traditional seat design
ÔÇó Available in Eclipse Black
From a review:
"I tested the VXR, priced at $11,199 with a sport seat (still rated for three riders), a flip-down boarding step, and metallic paint in silver or blue. For $300 less, you can get the VXS with a seat better shaped for toting passengers, no boarding step, and non-metallic black paint."
http://features.boats.com/boat-content/2010/10/new-yamaha-vxr-is-a-real-budget-blaster/
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