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Where to buy Sea-Doo GTX Limited Edition 325:
Sea-Doo
The GTX Limited 325 is Sea-Doo’s top-of-the-line touring jet ski. It comes loaded with great features that give it a spectacular mix of performance, comfort, and technology.
First, it has the most powerful engine in its class — a supercharged 1630 ACE Rotax engine generating 325 horsepower. It’s powerful and spacious enough for three to ride comfortably, or two while out cruising with lots of gear.
The huge swim platform, wide side decks, and fiberglass ST3 hull make it stable and comfortable, even in a chop. Finally, it has a 10.5-inch touchscreen display, intelligent braking and reverse (iBR), and an intelligent throttle control system (iTC) along with a new hydraulic steering damper.
At $21,499, this is a premium rig with the best features.
Things we like:
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Most powerful engine in its class at 325 horsepower -
Hydraulic steering damper and Intelligent Brake and Reverse (iBR system)
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Huge 10.5-inch touchscreen display with connectivity to the BRP Go! app
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Great feature set: Large swim platform, towing eye, LinQ attachments, and a large, comfortable seat
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Beefy and stable hull great for open water riding
Things we don't like:
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The "Cadillac" of Sea-Doos — an expensive and heavy option for casual riders
Where to buy Sea-Doo GTX Limited Edition 325:
Sea-Doo
- Price: Starting at $21,999
- Engine: Rotax 1630 ACE, 325 horsepower, supercharged
- Capacity: 3 people
- Dry Weight: 849 pounds
- Dimensions: 135.9 in. x 49.2 in. x 44.9 in.
- Fuel Capacity: 18.5 gallons
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Things we like:
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Most powerful engine in its class at 325 horsepower
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Hydraulic steering damper and Intelligent Brake and Reverse (iBR system)
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Huge 10.5-inch touchscreen display with connectivity to the BRP Go! app
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Great feature set: Large swim platform, towing eye, LinQ attachments, and a large, comfortable seat
-
Beefy and stable hull great for open water riding
Things we don't like:
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The "Cadillac" of Sea-Doos — an expensive and heavy option for casual riders
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