Mercury
Mercury Verado V6 400HP CXL CF 6.4 Electric Steer Counter-Rotating Outboard in Cold Fusion White
Regular price $52,835.00Unit price /UnavailableMercury
Mercury 250HP XL DTS 5.44 1.75 FourStroke Outboard
Regular price $31,780.75Unit price /UnavailableMercury
Mercury 250HP XL DTS 5.44 1.75 FourStroke Outboard With Prop and Hub
Regular price $37,469.00Unit price /UnavailableMercury
Mercury 175HP XL DTS 4.3L V6 FourStroke Outboard
Regular price $24,885.59Unit price /UnavailableMercury
Mercury 115HP L SeaPro™ FourStroke Outboard
Regular price $16,329.65Unit price /UnavailableMercury
Mercury 75HP Electric Start Power Trim FourStroke Outboard
Regular price $12,810.27Unit price /UnavailableMercury
Mercury 90HP Electric Start Power Trim FourStroke Outboard
Regular price $13,823.72Unit price /Unavailable
Outboard Buying Guide
Wondering where to start? There are three key things to consider:
The purpose of your vessel:
The purpose of your vessel:
Choosing the right outboard motor starts with considering how you use your boat and what type of vessel you're powering. Different boating activities, from weekend cruising to commercial fishing, demand specific performance characteristics, fuel efficiency, and durability levels.
When we're talking about the Mercury Marine range:
- FourStroke models are ideal for recreational boats, offering smooth, quiet operation and fuel efficiency.
- ProKicker™ models are purpose-built as auxiliary or "kicker" motors for precise boat control during fishing and trawling.
- SeaPro™ models are engineered for commercial-grade durability and extended operation under demanding conditions.
You can find more info on outboard ranges at Mercury Marine.
What length driveshaft do I need?
What length driveshaft do I need?
Choosing the correct driveshaft length is essential for performance. Measure the transom of your vessel from top to bottom in inches to determine the correct shaft length.
Understanding engine capacity
Understanding engine capacity
Engine capacity must match your boat's size and usage by law. You can find the maximum engine power rating information for a recreational vessel on its Australian Builders Plate (ABP), which will be permanently mounted in a visible location - typically on the transom or near the helm.
Still have questions?
Still have questions?
We're here to help! Call or email us for help selecting the ideal outboard model for your needs.