Specification2024 Mercury 350 Verado2024 Suzuki DF350A
ManufacturerMercurySuzuki
Model350 VeradoDF350A
Year20242024
Horsepower350 HP350 HP
Engine Type4-stroke4-stroke
Cylinders66
Displacement5,117 cc5,170 cc
Bore × Stroke106.4 × 95.9 mm105.2 × 99.2 mm
RPM Range5,400–6,300 RPM5,300–6,200 RPM
Fuel SystemDOHC-EFIEFI
Fuel TypeRegularRegular
Weight326 kg (720 lbs)307 kg (677 lbs)
Starting SystemElectricElectric
SteeringRemoteRemote
Shaft LengthsXL/XXLXL/XXL
Gear Ratio1.73:11.75:1
Alternator73 A71 A
Trim & TiltPower Trim/TiltPower Trim/Tilt
Prop Output232.29 kW214.02 kW
Recommended Boat24–36 ft24–36 ft
MSRP$51,080$40,360
Better / Advantage Lower / Disadvantage Equal / Neutral

2024 Mercury 350 Verado vs 2024 Suzuki DF350A — Which Is Better?

Choosing between the 2024 Mercury 350 Verado and the 2024 Suzuki DF350A comes down to your specific boating needs and priorities.

The 2024 Mercury 350 Verado (2024) is a 350hp 4-stroke outboard from Mercury, weighing 326 kg (720 lbs). Its electronic fuel injection delivers reliable starts and improved fuel economy compared to carbureted alternatives. Power trim and tilt makes it easy to adjust on the water.

The 2024 Suzuki DF350A offers 350hp with 4-stroke technology, tipping the scales at 307 kg (677 lbs). With a larger displacement of 5,170 cc, it can deliver more torque at lower RPMs.

At 307 kg (677 lbs), the 2024 Suzuki DF350A is the lighter option — an important consideration for smaller boats, portability, and overall fuel efficiency.

Both motors are solid choices in the 350 HP class. Your final decision should factor in your boat size, typical use conditions, dealer availability in your area, and budget.