Manufacturer
Honda
Honda Marine four-stroke gasoline and jet-drive outboard motors. Honda Marine covers four-stroke outboards from ultra-light portable models through mid-range and high-power V6/V8 engines, plus jet-drive variants. When choosing, match the boat’s permitted horsepower, shaft length, control and steering system, electrical integration, configuration weight and intended operating environment.
Official manufacturer website ↗Honda Marine catalogue
High Power
Honda high-power four-stroke outboards spanning four-cylinder, V6 and V8 platforms.
Honda BF115
115 hp 2.35 L DOHC four-cylinder high-power outboard with mechanical or iST control options. The entry point to the 2.35 L DOHC four-cylinder High Power family, adding mechanical or iST control choices without moving to V6. Before choosing, verify the boat’s permitted horsepower, shaft length, control and steering type, exact configuration weight and electrical compatibility. For jet-drive models, also consider water depth and the intended operating environment.
Honda BF140
140 hp 2.35 L DOHC four-cylinder high-power outboard with VTEC and mechanical or iST controls. The middle-output version of the 2.35 L BF115/BF140/BF150 platform, with 140 hp, VTEC and mechanical or iST controls. Before choosing, verify the boat’s permitted horsepower, shaft length, control and steering type, exact configuration weight and electrical compatibility. For jet-drive models, also consider water depth and the intended operating environment.
Honda BF150
150 hp 2.35 L DOHC four-cylinder high-power outboard with VTEC and mechanical or iST controls. The highest-rated member of the 2.35 L four-cylinder trio, keeping the same basic platform while raising output to 150 hp. Before choosing, verify the boat’s permitted horsepower, shaft length, control and steering type, exact configuration weight and electrical compatibility. For jet-drive models, also consider water depth and the intended operating environment.
Honda BF200
200 hp 3.6 L V6 high-power four-stroke with mechanical or iST control options. The first 3.6 L V6 here: a major step in displacement, installation mass and power class from the four-cylinder BF150 family. Before choosing, verify the boat’s permitted horsepower, shaft length, control and steering type, exact configuration weight and electrical compatibility. For jet-drive models, also consider water depth and the intended operating environment.
Honda BF225
225 hp 3.6 L V6 high-power four-stroke with VTEC and mechanical or iST controls. The middle version of the 3.6 L V6 BF200/BF225/BF250 family, with 225 hp and VTEC. Before choosing, verify the boat’s permitted horsepower, shaft length, control and steering type, exact configuration weight and electrical compatibility. For jet-drive models, also consider water depth and the intended operating environment.
Honda BF250
250 hp 3.6 L V6 high-power four-stroke with VTEC and mechanical or iST controls. The 250 hp top end of the standard 3.6 L V6 BF family represented here. Before choosing, verify the boat’s permitted horsepower, shaft length, control and steering type, exact configuration weight and electrical compatibility. For jet-drive models, also consider water depth and the intended operating environment.
Honda M300
300 hp McLaren Performance Honda Official Licensed Product based on Honda's 3.6 L V6 outboard platform. A special McLaren Performance licensed 300 hp product based on Honda’s 3.6 L V6 platform; treat it as a distinct niche model rather than a normal BF step. Before choosing, verify the boat’s permitted horsepower, shaft length, control and steering type, exact configuration weight and electrical compatibility. For jet-drive models, also consider water depth and the intended operating environment.
Honda BF350
350 hp 5.0 L V8 flagship four-stroke outboard with automatic tilt and integrated cruise and trolling control. Honda’s flagship here: a 5.0 L V8 and the clear step beyond the 3.6 L V6 family, with automatic tilt plus integrated cruise and trolling control. Before choosing, verify the boat’s permitted horsepower, shaft length, control and steering type, exact configuration weight and electrical compatibility. For jet-drive models, also consider water depth and the intended operating environment.