Both Sea-Doos are 3 passenger & have a learning key (restricting features), & full feature key (opening all features). The 2015 Wake Pro 215 is Red, Yellow, White, & Black. It is supercharged, has cruise control, Trim Adjustment & came equipped with a vertically extending towing pole to pull a skier or tuber. The front has a removable locking storage and there is a glove compartment in the middle under the instrument cluster. There is even a removable wake board mount on the port side. It has 6 hours use. The 2016 SeaDoo GTI 130 SE is Turquoises, Yellow, & White. It also has cruise control but it is not supercharged and is not designed for towing yet is still powerful. It has storage in the front of the unit as well as a glove compartment under the instrument cluster. It has 5 hours use. They are great units I have all of the original paperwork, owners manuals, instructional videos, and laminated diagram illustrating the functionality of the instrument cluster of the Wake Pro 215 (many features). It has multiple setting such as Sport Mode, Ski Mode, Cruise Mode, Eco Mode, & Slow Speed Mode. I have the winterization papers showing the documented hours upon winterization. They come with a variety of dock bumpers, 2 fire extinguishers (mounted in the Bow storage areas), and 4 bungee dock ties with hoop ends. We are selling these two awesome Seadoos because we found out that my wife was pregnant two months after purchase. I would like to get what I owe left on them or would be interested in doing a loan transfer. The current payment for the trailer and both Sea-Doos is $460.24 per month. There are multiple options of purchase but if credit worthy, I believe the easiest way would be to arrange a transfer of loan agreement to the purchaser where the loan would be transfered into the purchaser's name and they would resume the loan. The purchaser must provide shipment on the PWCs. If the purchaser lives within a 500 mile radius of my location I may be willing to arrange to meet them half way to exchange the PWCs but that is about as far as I am willing to go. I really hate to get rid of them because they are so dang cool, but I also don't imagine we will really be able to use them much having a new born. I have items related to the Sea-Doos as well including wet suits, zip up SeaDoo life jackets (my SeaDoo jacket and wetsuit matches the Wake Pro 215), various tubes, and other accessories. The trailer works great with absolutely no complications as it is as new as the Sea-Doos. If you would like to know more please don't hesitate to contact me and ask.