Ok, Ive been thinking about this post for awhile. This is from the yellow 335 XT-Innovator posted above. (Keep in mind some of them may have less options than this one.)

I'll start with the cockpit area. I like all the extra room to be able to get up and move around. There is a spot under the side rear bench for a decent sized cooler, and decent storage areas under the motor lid for dock lines, fenders, etc. The walk-thru transom and extended swimplatform are fantastic, no climbing in and out of the boat......just walk right on from the dock. That also goes for the built in steps in the cuddy door up to the deck......no more struggling to step over a windshield or windscreen. Next, when you find yourself at the helm, you'll notice everything is user friendly and well laid out. I love a twin engine boat when the throttles and shifters are seperate. There is also a built in foot rest below which was nice weather I was standing or sitting.

Down below you'll find a very usuable cabin/cuddy area with a nice galley. This particular boat had a central vac system I loved and had a hose that could reach the swimplatform, made cleaning a breeze. The shower functions well too, and I could stand up in there. Most have heard this story already, but I had another guy driving and told him to maintain a speed of around 35 mph while I took a shower! I took a nice hot 20 minute shower at 35 mph in the Gulf of Mexico! As XT mentioned, the seating converts into a nice sized bed.

Speed: with the 496 HOs, our boat #001 ran a consistent 67-68 gps. We did get 69 out of it the day of the Powerboat test in Sarasota. One particular day in the Gulf, we saw a 38 Fountain Express Cruiser running hard in some rough stuff up in the distance. There were no other boats out that day, and they looked very surprised to see us catch up.

Overall, we ran and beat this boat hard because thats what we were supposed to do. I can tell you this boat held up far better than any other boat I tested. The only major issue was a non-Baja related steering issue that was later corrected.

We had the boat in Lake Erie, the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. The picture below was from the photoshoot out of Miami. I was looking out the port window while they were taking this picture. Apparently I wasnt good looking enough to be in the magazine ad.