Yamaha VX Deluxe:

2009 Yamaha VX Deluxe

With the capacity to tow and ability to go longer between fill-ups, the 2009 Yamaha VX Deluxe keeps going long after so-called competitors have opted to call it a day. Offering a selection of amenities that make this affordable three-seater feel more like a high-end watercraft, the VX Deluxe is virtually unbeatable as one of the industry’s best-selling watercraft.

The VX Deluxe is a model that is capable of responding to a wide range of demands, ranging from energetic activities to relaxation. The Sport Seat can be used for a variety of marine sports activities in addition to simply riding on the PWC. For example, when towing a wakeboard, the passenger can sit facing backwards in order to watch the action. The wide rear platform makes it convenient to get on and off, and is especially convenient for snorkeling and other such activities. In addition to a wide range of marine sports, the VX Deluxe is also perfect for relaxation on the water. VX Deluxe has a host of features from which its high degree of cost performance is apparent, including a security system allowing starting of the engine to be locked or released, a low rpm mode that limits engine speed, reverse, dual mirrors and highly visible multifunction instruments.

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2008 Yamaha VX Deluxe

The 2008 Yamaha VX Deluxe is for people who like active marine sports riding and prefer a freer riding position. This model has been fitted with a sports type seat that will be appreciated because it allows greater freedom of sitting position for the rider and passenger.
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2007 Yamaha VX Deluxe

The Yamaha VX Deluxe offers an aggressive styling, an exceptional performance combined whit extra luxuries like mirrors, reverse and the Yamaha remote security system. Engine The VX Deluxe is powered by a 110 hp, 1052cc, 4 stroke Yamaha MR-1 engine designed exclusively for marine use. The Yamaha engineers designed this ski jet to produce the maximum performance whit out risking an engine break down. This engine makes the VX Deluxe to reach a speed of 53 mph at 8,000 rpm, enough to pull a (...)
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