SUZUKI

Suzuki Outboard Motors for Sale: The Complete Buying Guide

Suzuki has built outboard motors since 1965 and today makes one of the widest four stroke ranges in the world, from 2.5 HP portables to the 350 HP DF350A. Owners choose Suzuki for smooth, quiet running, strong fuel economy and a reputation for reliability in both fresh and salt water. On this page you can browse every Suzuki outboard motor for sale in our stock, sorted by horsepower, and use this guide to pick the right model, shaft length and options for your boat.

Shop Suzuki Outboards by Horsepower

Portable Suzuki outboards (2.5 to 9.9 HP)

Light, simple motors for dinghies, tenders, inflatables, small jon boats and sailboat auxiliaries. Most are tiller steered with pull start, and many weigh little enough for one person to carry. Browse Suzuki 2.5 HP, Suzuki 4 HP, Suzuki 6 HP and Suzuki 9.9 HP outboards.

Mid range Suzuki outboards (15 to 30 HP)

The workhorses for small aluminium boats, skiffs, larger inflatables and pontoon kickers. Fuel injected Suzukis in this range start easily and sip fuel. Browse Suzuki 15 HP, Suzuki 20 HP, Suzuki 25 HP and Suzuki 30 HP outboards.

Suzuki outboards from 40 to 90 HP

Ideal for 14 to 18 foot fishing boats, small runabouts, pontoons and RIBs. Many come with remote controls and power trim and tilt. Browse Suzuki 40 HP, Suzuki 50 HP, Suzuki 60 HP, Suzuki 70 HP and Suzuki 90 HP outboards.

Suzuki outboards from 115 to 200 HP

The heart of the range for bass boats, bay boats, 17 to 22 foot centre consoles and family bowriders. Browse Suzuki 115 HP, Suzuki 140 HP, Suzuki 150 HP, Suzuki 175 HP and Suzuki 200 HP outboards.

High horsepower Suzuki outboards (225 to 350 HP)

Big V6 Suzukis for offshore centre consoles, larger cruisers and twin or triple installations. Browse Suzuki 225 HP, Suzuki 250 HP, Suzuki 300 HP and Suzuki 350 HP outboards.

Why Choose a Suzuki Outboard?

Fuel efficiency

Many Suzuki four strokes use Lean Burn Control, which adjusts the fuel and air mixture to the engine's load. At cruising speeds the engine runs leaner, so you use less fuel and cover more distance on every tank.

Compact, offset design

On many models Suzuki offsets the driveshaft from the crankshaft. That moves weight forward, makes the powerhead more compact and helps place the gear case lower in the water for better grip.

Smooth, quiet four stroke running

Suzuki's modern four strokes are known for low vibration and a quiet idle, which makes trolling and long runs more comfortable.

Corrosion protection

Suzuki applies a dedicated anti corrosion finish to protect aluminium parts exposed to salt water, an important point for coastal boaters.

Advanced flagship technology

The DF350A introduced Suzuki's dual counter rotating propeller system, which puts two props on one gear case for strong grip, acceleration and straight tracking. Larger Suzukis also offer drive by wire controls, known as Suzuki Precision Control, for smooth, cable free shifting and throttle.

How to Read a Suzuki Model Code

Every Suzuki outboard motor for sale on our site is listed with its full model code. Understanding the letters helps you choose the right version.

For example, a DF200ATXZW2 is a 200 HP A generation four stroke with power trim, a 25 inch shaft, counter rotation, a white cowl and production series 2. Each product page explains its own code in detail.

Choosing the Right Shaft Length

Shaft length is the most common mistake buyers make, and it matters more than many expect. The shaft must put the engine's anti ventilation plate roughly level with the bottom of the boat's hull, or slightly below it. Too short, and the propeller draws air and loses grip. Too long, and the gear case drags, adding resistance and spray.

1. Measure your transom height from the top of the transom, where the engine clamps or bolts on, straight down to the bottom of the hull at the center line.
2. About 15 in means a short shaft (S).
3. About 20 in means a long shaft (L).
4. About 25 in means an extra long shaft (X).
5. About 30 in means an ultra long shaft (XX), usually on large offshore boats.

Sailboats with high brackets, and boats with jack plates or setbacks, may need a different length. If you are unsure, send us your transom measurement and boat details, and we will help you choose the right Suzuki outboard motor for sale.

Choosing the Right Horsepower

Start with your boat's capacity plate, which shows the maximum horsepower and weight the hull is rated for. Never exceed it. Within that limit, think about how you use the boat:

• Displacement and trolling: tenders, sailboats and kicker motors need modest power, often 2.5 to 9.9 HP.
• Light planing boats: small aluminium boats and inflatables plane well with 15 to 30 HP.
• Family and fishing boats: 16 to 20 foot boats usually run 60 to 150 HP, depending on weight and load.
• Offshore and heavy boats: large centre consoles and cruisers need 200 HP and up, often in twin or triple setups.

A boat that is underpowered struggles to plane with a full load and burns more fuel running at high throttle. A well matched engine reaches cruising speed easily and runs efficiently in its sweet spot.

Tiller or Remote Control?

Suzuki portables and many mid range models come with a tiller handle, where you steer, shift and throttle from the engine itself. Tillers are simple, light and leave the deck clear, which many anglers prefer. Larger motors are remote controlled from a helm or console, with a steering system and a control box. Remote motors need extra parts such as cables or drive by wire controls, a key switch and gauges. Our product pages list which parts are included and which are sold separately.

Single or Twin Engines

Twin engine installations use one standard rotation engine and one counter rotation engine, marked Z in the Suzuki model code. Counter rotation balances propeller torque, so the boat tracks straight. If you are repowering a twin setup, check which side each engine sits on and order one standard and one counter rotation unit.

Popular Suzuki Outboards in Stock

Some of the models buyers ask about most include the Suzuki DF350ATX2, the Suzuki DF300APXXW2, the Suzuki DF200ATXZW2, the Suzuki DF9.9BTXW5 high thrust remote motor and the Suzuki DF6ASW5 portable. Every product page includes full specifications, a model code breakdown and buying advice.

New Suzuki Outboards and Warranty

Our new Suzuki outboards come in the factory crate or carton. Suzuki's factory warranty terms depend on the region where the engine is registered and used, so ask us about the coverage that applies to you before you buy. Keep your purchase documents and follow the service schedule in the owner's manual to protect your warranty.

How Buying From Us Works

1. Choose your engine from the horsepower categories above.
2. Check the model code, shaft length and included parts on the product page.
3. Ask for a freight quote to your country and nearest city or port.
4. Confirm your order once you are happy with the total price.
5. We ship the crated engine and send tracking details.

Read our terms and conditions and refund and return policy before you order, and see what buyers say on our reviews page.

Worldwide Shipping

We ship Suzuki outboard motors for sale to buyers around the world. Small portables ship by courier, while larger engines travel crated by freight or ocean container. Every quote shows the delivery cost before you pay, so there are no surprises. Tell us whether you need delivery to a business address, a home, a freight terminal or a port.

Running In a New Suzuki

New four stroke outboards need a short break in period to bed in the moving parts. Follow the owner's manual, but as a general guide:

• Run at low to moderate throttle for the first hours, varying the speed.
• Avoid long periods at full throttle until break in is complete.
• Check oil level before every trip.
• Have the first service carried out at the interval in the manual.

Maintaining Your Suzuki Outboard

• Flush the cooling system with fresh water after every salt water trip.
• Change engine oil and filter at the intervals in the manual.
• Replace gear oil, check the water pump impeller and inspect anodes on schedule.
• Use fresh, good quality fuel, and treat it if the engine will sit for weeks.
• Grease steering and tilt points regularly.
• Winterize properly in cold climates.

Regular care keeps a Suzuki running for many years and protects its resale value.

Suzuki vs Other Brands

Every major brand builds excellent outboards, and the best choice often depends on local dealer support, rigging already on your boat and personal preference. Suzuki stands out for fuel efficiency, compact design and value. If you are comparing, you can also browse our Yamaha outboards, Mercury outboards, Honda outboards and Tohatsu outboards. For silent electric power, see our Torqeedo electric motors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are your Suzuki outboard motors for sale new?

Most are new in the factory crate. Each product page states the condition clearly.

Do you ship Suzuki outboards worldwide?

Yes. We quote freight to your country before you pay.

Which shaft length do I need?

Measure your transom height and match it to S (15 in), L (20 in), X (25 in) or XX (30 in). We are happy to help.

What does Z mean in a Suzuki model code?

Counter rotation, used for one engine in a twin installation.

Are controls and gauges included?

It depends on the model. Remote motors usually need controls, cables or drive by wire parts, and gauges. Check each product page.

Can I pay by bank transfer?

Contact us for current payment options.

Talk to Us

NJ Marines Outboard Engines is based in Fresno, California, and supplies outboard motors and boats worldwide. Call or WhatsApp +1 209 690 5983, learn more on our about page, or use our contact page. For official model information, visit the Suzuki Marine website.