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Jet Ski for Sale in VA, MD, DC
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Located in Falls Church, Virginia 22046 zip code. Demonstration by appointment. Will provide test drive to a buyer before closing the deal. Clean Titles for everything.
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Check out my jet ski inventory. You can also mix and match—buy one jet ski with a double trailer!
Sold by dealer – VA DLR
Licensed Virginia Used Watercraft Dealer and Watercraft Trailer Dealer.
2003 Yamaha XLT800
Status -Available Now
Description:
Year: 2003
Make: YAMAHA
Model: XLT800
Engine: 2 stroke
Hours: 125h on Hull, 12h on engine after rebuilt
Seats: 3-seater
2003 Yamaha XLT800 Jet Ski. 120 HP engine with top speed of 52 mph (as verified by GPS), runs like new, no issues! Comes with a trailer. Have Titles for everything. Ready for water! 125 hours on the hull, around 12h on rebuilt motor. With its 3-seater capacity, it’s perfect for enjoying the water with family and friends. Can tow tube or wakeboard. Has reverse, mirrors, trim, new floor mats. 2 cushioned seats with new seat covers are very comfortable for longer trips. Has 2 large compartments (one under the hood and other under the seat). Has scratches on hull as shown on the pictures but no deep chips or holes. 2-stroke reliable engine runs on Regular gas and starts right away. Has working oil pump (no premix needed). Fresh water used, no rust. It’s been serviced and prepared for the season. Work done: rebuilt motor with new gaskets, nikasil cylinders, OEM 66E Pistons; Rebuilt Jet Pump, new bearings and seals (no cavitation); Carburetor rebuilt with new OEM Mikuni parts; cables replaced; Oil pump serviced (has new tubes). Trim works smooth. The trailer has new bearings, good wheels, lights work, good bunks. Ready for long trips. A fantastic jet ski for thrilling rides.
Sea Doo GTX155
Status - Available Now!
Description:
Year: 2010
Make: Sea Doo
Model: GTX155
Perfect for summer fun, this 4-stroke, 3-seater PWC packs 155HP and has 190 hours. One owner. Equipped with premium features:
– iBR (Intelligent Brake & Reverse): Enhanced control and stopping power
– iControl: GPS-based cruise control with speed memory, ideal for towing and consistent speeds
– Power Trim, Touring Mode, Sport Mode, and Eco-Mode for efficient fuel use on long trips
– Rear boarding step, rearview mirrors, and pre-set cruise memory for a seamless ride
Sea Doo RXT-X255 Supercharged
Status - Available
Year: 2008
Make: Sea Doo
Model: RXT-X255 Supercharged
Engine: 4 stroke
Hours: 230
Seats: 3
Supercharged 4-Stroke, 1503cc Rotax Engine Top Speed: 70 MPH – Lightning-fast throttle response (mechanical throttle body) 3-Seater – Perfect for solo rides or cruising with friends Used mostly in freshwater (Lake Anna) – NO rust or corrosion New Supercharger installed at 200 hours
Recent service includes:
🔧 New spark plugs
🔧 Fresh oil & filter
🔧 New wear ring
🔧 Rebuilt jet pump
🔧 Brand new battery
Sea Doo GTI SE
Status - Sold
Year: 2006
Make: Sea Doo BRP
Model: GTI SE
Engine: 4 stroke
Hours: 70h
Seats: 3-seater
155 HP version, 4-stroke – possibly the most reliable Sea-Doo BRP model! Top Speed is 60mph. It’s a 3-seater so very stable and has fold-down reboarding step. Great for towing (tubing or wakeboarding), has adjustable mirrors. Comes with 2 keys. Runs and looks amazing! It’s been serviced (new battery, new wear ring). 70h on the motor and 2h on dashboard because it’s new.
Sea-Doo Spark 3Up HO Jet Ski
Status - Sold
Year: 2015
Make: Sea Doo
Model: Spark 3Up HO
Engine: 4 stroke
Hours: 182
Seats: 3
This 2015 Sea-Doo Spark 3Up HO 4 stroke ACE 900(90HP) is a a fun, reliable, and well-maintained jet ski with one-owner and was used only in freshwater—no rust! It’s been meticulously maintained, with oil changes every season and less than 20 hours of use per season. 182 total hour Jet Ski
Features:
– 90HP Rotax engine
– 3-seater for extra comfort
– Top speed: 50mph Recent service completed:
– New spark plugs
– Fresh oil & oil filter – New wear ring Original cover included!
Is it better to buy a Used Jet Ski from Dealership or Private Seller?
Pros and Cons Buying watercraft/boat from Dealer VS Private owner
1. Guaranteed Running Condition
Private sellers often put their vessel for sale due to breakdowns. Unfortunately, most of them will not honestly tell you about the potential problems with the watercraft.
Whereas dealers sell vessels repaired, serviced, and ready for water.
In addition, you will receive complete instructions on how to use and maintain your new jet ski. I will explain to you everything about the specific nuances of your particular jet ski model: I will show you in person how to properly launch it on water; what to pay attention to when you ride it; how to maintain and what to pay attention to. You will know everything you need to know to keep it in a good running condition for years!
2. Ride It Before You Buy It
Most private sellers won’t provide an opportunity to test drive a watercraft before closing the deal. There can be many reasons for this. For example, as simple as a person’s unwillingness to spend their time on trips to the water. But another motive can also be a presence of hidden breakdowns they don’t want you to reveal during a full speed ride.
A dealer, on the other hand, will provide a test drive to a convinced buyer with a serious intention to complete the purchase but who wants to ensure proper running condition of a vessel. It’s a normal practice for Dealers to ask such buyers for a small deposit upfront. This is reasonable because a test drive requires significant time and effort from the seller’s side, such as time, boat rams fees, and gas. In addition, the presence of a deposit allows sellers to weed out other customers who are less interested in buying, but rather looking for a free ride to test out different models.
3. Payment method
Private sellers accept only cash while dealers can provide more convenient payment options. You can have a safer transaction by paying by check at any day of the week and avoid trips to the Bank with piles of cash.
4. After purchase assistance
Private sellers sell vessels “As Is” so good luck in getting some kind of support from the seller after the deal is closed.
A reputable dealer guarantees support and is more responsive to problems from former clients. Dealers prefer to build long-term relationships with customers who may come back in the form of additional service, maintenance, mechanic service, or future upgrade.
It’s also good to have a knowledgeable person for advice especially if you’re a first time watercraft owner. Newbies tend to make basic mistakes which can be costly but avoided by simply asking for advice from an expert.
5. Clean Paperwork
There are a lot of jet skis with no Titles that people acquire and then are stuck with. Many private sellers are trying to get rid of such vessels.
Dealers are required by law to provide clean necessary paperwork to a buyer. So there is lower risk for a buyer to get into a cheesy deal or buy a watercraft they won’t be able to ever ride on water due to the lost title.
6. Realistic Pricing
In pursuit of avoiding overpaying to a dealer you risk to pay more in the long run.
It’s true that a private seller is more likely to negotiate the price. However, you never know what are the true motives for such an allowance. Whether it’s the need for fast cash or desire to get rid of a problem.
On the contrary, sometimes sellers may overestimate the price because they have emotional attachment to the vessel or recently had additional spendings which they pass over by including to the sale price.
Dealers price to sell. Market value is Not defined by NADA estimation tool. Market value is represented by a real-world price that is currently listed for sale for that particular year, make, model, condition, and allowance for the invested repairs and maintenance.