The 30 Outlaw is the ultimate sidekick for speed fiends. The 30 Outlaw’s deck and windscreens sculpted design means you slice through the water with ease. Its True-V hull has been reinforced with carbon fiber in the most stressed areas to endure the roughest conditions you and nature shell out, and MerCruiser power lets you put your good-times companion through its paces.
Engine
The Baja 30 Outlaw is offered whit a standard 320 hp MerCruiser(r) MX 6.2L/320 HP/Bravo I engine that provides (...)
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The 26 Outlaw gives you the rocking ride you need with the good looks you love. Monster MerCruiser power options join Livorsi controls for the ultimate in power and handling. And there’s no mistaking the 26 Outlaw’s heritage-a straight transom, bold four-color graphics and integrated headrests all point to Baja. Plus, it’s True-V hull offers maximum safety and top performance. The roomy layout, bolsters and convertible face-to-face seats in the cabin create the perfect setup for fun. (...)
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It’s easy to take the wheel and take charge with the 23 Outlaw’s commanding design and booming MerCruiser power. There’s fun for everyone on the expansive sunpad, deep swim platform and bumpin’ Clarion sound system. Flip-up bolster seating and a tilt wheel let you drive comfortably, sitting or standing. And the integrated steps let you reach the forward deck easily. The cabin provides ample storage for all your gear and lets you take a break from soaking up rays. Backed by a monster (...)
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The 20 Outlaw is a true rebel. Rev up your time on the water with the right mix of speed and performance at your hotshot fingertips. Sleek ergonomics and ingenious details, like trim controls mounted to the steering wheel and a separate shifter and throttle, give you the ride you want with maximum control. While you’re pushing the 20 Outlaw to the limit, form-hugging seats keep you in place, and a blasting Clarion sound system keeps you really moving. Ample storage space means you can bring (...)
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