The one I'm commenting on is listed as "2016 SA 400-550" at the top of the page. i also noticed other things I dislike, such as buttons of the steering wheel and a goofy seat base/pedestal (maybe it has some purpose or storage?).
440? I thought it was 379 cubic inches. That's why I said small, as opposed to tiny.
Comparing to the 80s or 90s 454s?
This boat?
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2018 Supra SL400
I can't tell who's being serious on this thread and who's being a troll. I think the boat is gorgeous and although I would worry about buying a used one in 10 years with all of the electronics that could be (and will be) failing at some point..... If I was in the market for a new boat, with a warranty, this would certainly be one I would look at. I think Supra is really killing it right now with their new boats.
Former owner of a 1987 Supra Saltare. Current owner of a Malibu 23LSV.
You know what else people really hated when implemented in a boat? Fuel injection. "Oh but carbs are so simple and easy to work on with no computers and such". I wouldn't ever look at a boat with a carb again.
-Mike
2006 Supra Sunsport 20V
People that hate the new looks and complain about the technology crack me up. You guys belong in the balcony with the old guys from the Muppets. As stated above, FI was the end of the world but everyone has it now. And by the way, gauges are electronic and have been for quite awhile. Where is the outrage?? At least supra has redundancy built into their system with back up switches.
And as for the looks, guess what, it makes the boat practical. You put 7 or 8 people in the boat and you will really appreciate the big bow and wide beam. What to surf a really fun wave wave? Just press a button and in 10 minutes you are surfing a killer wave without bags, listing, and chilly dipping the bow. The Roswell tower is the best in the industry and ROCK SOLID. Never a rattle. I guess some folks like their boat to look like a phallic symbol. Whatever, I will take function over form.
Engine size???? Bahahahah. The Ford 6.2 has as much torque as the old BB chevy and provides it burning less gas and without killing passengers breathing fumes on the swim step. Who cares if it has smaller displacement??
You can have you narrow, low freeboard, wood stringer boat with fat sacks everywhere and while you are replacing stringers and rebuilding carbs, I will be out on the water.