Bayliner Element

Looking for the ultimate day boat that is extremely affordable? Bayliner takes a fresh look at boating and again tries to make it accessible for everyone, with its new Bayliner Element. It is sporty, safe, simple and affordable. At 16 feet 2 inches, the Element can be stored in most garages. And under 2,500 pounds including the trailer, it can be towed with most vehicles. It has a one piece molded fibreglass deck, which stays waterproof, easy to clean and it has a modular conversational style lounge. The Sport model has a few extra features and graphics, and provides additional torque. The M shaped hull which has a modified V in the centre provides lateral stability. Watch the video for our expert Matt Spencer's full review. Subscribe to our CZcams channel to catch the latest uploads.
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[@arqmiguelguerrero]

Nice Video, Thanks,
How many miles can you drive with a full tank? but is only 45 l (12 gal)

[@lindaholloway4888]

Is the boat porpoising ?

[@jameshalay3098]

Porpoising, yes. Mine did too until I installed a $55 hydrofoil on the motor. Perfect now.

[@tedschmitt178]

Yes, but the water was choppy too.

[@bobwoods1302]

Never buy a boat without power tilt and trim.

[@bobwoods1302]

What the hell is Bayliner thinking? Are they not making small bowriders anymore? This thing is an eyesore. And that thing ways 1500 pounds and they put a 60hp on it? That would be so sluggish even with just the driver let alone 3 or 4 pax. It would barely stay on plane.

[@jeffallen5871]

I like it. No need for a 20+ foot pontoon boat when it's just the wife and I. Plus, being a first time boater, this looks easy to trailer and drive.