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SOB · 08-09-2010, 03:57 PM

Hi All,

I owned a 2000 Seadoo GTX 3 person for 8 full seasons before I had a problem. It was a great machine. If I tell you that you should buy a Seadoo, that is just my opinion. Just like anyone else on here. I don't know of any other brands that are bad really.

When I bought mine I liked the style of the Seadoo over the Yamaha's and whoever else. The color choices were better for Seadoo that year, in my opinion.

Go with personal preference. Color, size, shape, price and pick the one you like. My advice is get someone local to where you are going to use it that will service it and has all the supplies you need. Do they keep batteries in stock, oil, spark plugs, etc. It is nice to have a one stop dealership for everything.

Again I have not heard of 1 brand that has a fleet wide engine problem or hull problem, etc etc. They all seem solid enough. Good Luck!

08-09-2010, 03:57 PM	#13
SOB Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Pawtucket, RI Posts: 31 Thanks: 3 Thanked 12 Times in 3 Posts	Seadoo Hi All, I owned a 2000 Seadoo GTX 3 person for 8 full seasons before I had a problem. It was a great machine. If I tell you that you should buy a Seadoo, that is just my opinion. Just like anyone else on here. I don't know of any other brands that are bad really. When I bought mine I liked the style of the Seadoo over the Yamaha's and whoever else. The color choices were better for Seadoo that year, in my opinion. Go with personal preference. Color, size, shape, price and pick the one you like. My advice is get someone local to where you are going to use it that will service it and has all the supplies you need. Do they keep batteries in stock, oil, spark plugs, etc. It is nice to have a one stop dealership for everything. Again I have not heard of 1 brand that has a fleet wide engine problem or hull problem, etc etc. They all seem solid enough. Good Luck!