
Bayliner 175, 185, 215 Capri Review
So, what's new on the 2002 Bayliner Capris? Well, the re-design has been an exercise in refinement and work on the cosmetics. Bayliner has improved the performance, comfort and presentation of these popular and top selling trailerboats.

Bayliner 185 and 205 Capri Review
On the surface, the Bayliner 205 and 185 look like similar craft. But when you dig a little deeper you find the extra $9000, more horses and a bit more hull length of the 205, produces an individual ride.

Bayliner 185SE and 205SE Review
Bayliner's latest 185 Special Edition (SE) and 205SE are real head turners. Bayliner released the two models for limited sale by selected dealers worldwide

Bayliner 185XT and 205XT Review
Put a group of boaties in a room, then pose the question what are the ingredients of a top family all-round day boat. It's a bit like asking that perennial question what boat should I buy?

Bayliner 192 Classic Review
What do you get when you develop a craft that is economical to run, has family appeal and falls below the $40,000 barrier - the Bayliner 192 runabout

Bayliner 212 Cuddy Review
Overall the Bayliner 212 fulfils its brief of being a fast runabout and overnighter. The craft delivers great performance and handling with a balanced offering of creature comforts to keep it at an accessible price point

Bayliner 2150 and 2152 Review
Every now and then a boat comes along that will remain etched in our memory for many years. For the Modern Boating team, our experiences with the Bayliner Capri Classic 2152 is shaping up like that.

Bayliner 219 Deck Boat Review
The Bayliner 219 Deck Boat is an extremely roomy bowrider that can handle just about any on-water activity your crew is likely to throw at her. Her open-plan layout allows freedom of movement around her interior and lets you take up to 11 family and friends out for a day.

Bayliner 225 Runabout Review
Bayliner upgraded the Capri hulls this model is designed around to improve performance and handling. The results speak for themselves. The 225 rockets onto the plane with no bow-up attitude, so the driver's line of sight isn't obscured at anytime, which is extremely important, especially when skiing or wakeboarding