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Just like the title says, what does the last number in the model mean? Like why do 212x's have a 2 instead of a 0? What's the difference between a 195 and 192? Just curious, thanks!!
Just Yamahas choice to brand the models differently.
Difference between 212 and 210 are going to be options and engine package. Same goes for 192 v. 195. 2017 195 is a small tweaking of the 2016 192 (mainly an engine change) from a SHO to SVHO, different pump etc.
Different model number will generally mean different standard options.