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No one pays MSRP. I am not referring to that. I am referring to the price that the dealer is willing to sell a boat for. That number however close to MSRP it starts, typically does not move until they are trying to clear inventory.
I was SUPER skeptical of how this boat would look in person with the cream colored deck and hull but it actually looks pretty dang good and is growing on ...
Got my blue 242 LTD S on Tues and finally had some time to take some pics. I was SUPER skeptical of how this boat would look in person with the cream colored deck and hull but it actually looks pretty dang good and is growing on me. Only issue so far is some cover wear on the tower from shipping. Its not coming off very easily....
@Ziess21 is the tower on the yacht blue LS powder coated silver or is it brushed aluminum? I haven't seen one in person yet.
Goes through in and outs of the new boat. Anyone can tell me what this is? View attachment 18997
I haven't pulled anyone yet but it looks like the angles should be ok, maybe a little bit of rubbage may occur in the right conditions.Does anyone know if you can use the tow point on the tower with the bimini up? Seems like it would rub against....
Not to sidetrack the conversation, but how does the prep fee factor in? A certain dealer has a lock on our local market (markets, actually) and will try everything to stick a $2995 prep fee to the unsuspecting. Apples to apples, I'll be curious to see what people can actually driveout paying (less taxes, which vary, and no hyper inflated accessories, warranties, etc.).
Someone will always make a deal--especially in the winter--but I agree that it will take more inventory before we start to see anything substantial.
I'd further speculate that if and when they bring back the 1.99% incentive, they'll sell all they can make. Still hope nobody falls for a $2995 prep fee (or really anything in excess of $500) but I digress...