With racing roots seeded in the 60's, it's no wonder Centurion continues to surprise the marine world with stand-out styling inspired by the automotive industry. The Enzo Series commands attention whether parked for a party, charting a new course or launching riders off of legendary wakes. It's hard not to stare at the beautiful curves, polished accents and smooth mesh vents, but one peek inside reveals there is much more than initially meets the eye. The most spacious and luxurious interiors in the industry are adorned with billet accessories, a hand-wrapped vinyl dash and even stainless steel comfort grip handles for your passengers when you are ready to push performance to the peak of perfection.

Knowing this WakeOutlaws.com went back to Texas Sport Boats the new Centurion dealer in Houston, Texas to crawl all over and water test the 2008 Centurion Enzo SV240. The Enzo SV240 blends comfort, performance and style into one kneel-before-me boat, designed with the deepest, continuous V-hull for maximum water displacement and with the most innovative performance enhancement options available. Centurion calls them standards, but the features found in this model are sure to exceed yours. With the new Double Up tower featuring polished front arms, a Mercruiser Black Scorpion engine and the Easy Rider driver seat, the Enzo SV240 commands attention parked at the dock or towing riders as they launch off epic ramps. Of course, there is also a long list of optional features to choose from that give this big dog even more bite, like the new Mercruiser 8.1 HO with 420 horses under the hatch.

The first thing to impress us was the size of the boat, at 24' long with a 102" beam and a passenger capacity of 16 people, this boat had enough room to carry not only your crew but, several others and with 17 drink holders everyone is accommodated. With a standard fuel tank capacity of 46 gallons, all 16 will get plenty of time behind the boat without having to head to the fuel dock. On the water the lake was rough due to wind, the 30' draft deep V-hull cut through the rough water giving us one of the best rides I have had in a v-drive on a rough lake. The boat performed well with the standard Mercruiser Black Scorpion and was in no way under powered.

Below is a list of standard features and upgrades, take a look at the pictures to get an in depth view of the 2008 Centurion Enzo SV240.

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