200 HP

Honda 200 HP Outboard for Sale: The BF200 V6

At 200 horsepower, Honda moves to its V6 platform. The BF200 offers the smoothness of six cylinders, strong torque and Honda's trademark refinement, with a choice of traditional mechanical controls or drive by wire. It suits centre consoles, bay boats, walkarounds and twin engine boats. Here is every Honda 200 HP outboard for sale in our stock.

BF200 Models in Stock

Mechanical controls (R)

• BF200DLRA: 20 inch shaft, standard rotation.
• BF200DXRA: 25 inch shaft, standard rotation.
• BF200DXCRA: 25 inch shaft, counter rotation.

Drive by wire (D)

• BF200DXDA: 25 inch shaft, standard rotation.
• BF200DXCDA: 25 inch shaft, counter rotation.

L and X are 20 and 25 inch shafts, C counter rotation, R mechanical remote controls and D drive by wire digital controls.

Mechanical or Drive by Wire?

Mechanical (R) models use throttle and shift cables. They are simple, proven and often work with existing Honda controls when you repower. Drive by wire (D) models use Honda's digital controls, giving smooth, precise shifts and throttle with no cable friction, and they suit boats with long control runs or multiple helm stations. Choose based on your existing rigging and budget.

Who Buys a Honda 200?

• Centre console and bay boat owners with 6.5 to 7.5 metre boats.
• Walkaround and cuddy cabin owners.
• Twin installations on 7.5 to 9 metre boats.
• Owners of large pontoons and deck boats.

V6 Advantages

• Smoothness: six cylinders run with very little vibration, even at trolling speeds.
• Torque: strong pull for heavy boats and rough water.
• Refinement: quiet running that makes long days more comfortable.
• Efficiency: Honda's engine management keeps fuel use sensible at cruise.

Single or Twin?

For a single engine, choose a standard rotation model with the right shaft. For twins, pair a standard engine with a C (counter rotation) engine of the same control type and shaft length.

Rigging and Props

Plan for Honda controls suited to R or D, hydraulic steering, a key switch or start panel, gauges, quality batteries and a fuel system with a water separator. Most boats in this class use stainless props matched to their load and hull.

Care Tips

• Flush after salt water use.
• Change oil, filter and gear oil on schedule.
• Inspect anodes, thermostats and the water pump impeller.

Repowering With a BF200

If you are replacing older engines, check that the transom or bracket is rated for the V6's weight, measure the shaft height again and decide between mechanical (R) and drive by wire (D) controls. Mechanical models can often reuse Honda mechanical controls; drive by wire needs Honda digital controls and harnesses. Send us your current setup and we will list what you need.

Looking After a BF200

Flush after every salt water trip, change oil, filters and gear oil on schedule, and inspect anodes, thermostats and water pump impellers at each service.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Honda BF200 a V6?

Yes.

What is the difference between R and D?

R is mechanical controls, D is drive by wire.

Want more power?

See the Honda 225 HP and Honda 250 HP.

How to Order

Every engine in this category is listed with its full model code and price. Choose the version that matches your transom height, steering and starting needs, then ask us for a freight quote to your country or nearest port. We ship worldwide with tracking, and your quote shows the full delivery cost before you pay. Call or WhatsApp +1 209 690 5983, or message us through our contact page. To compare other sizes, see our full range of Honda outboards.