Justin Richards
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WTB 2015 blue AR240
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On a low hour 2015 the market based on what I have seen sold in the last few months is around $46K at least I have yet to see much sell for less than that on a low hour unit I know of one guy who may sell his unit with 60 hours for around for in that 46K range the other non salt water unit would probably want more like 48KWhat do you consider realistic? I can buy a new one for 54. I wouldn’t be afraid to spend real money on a mint low hr boat tho.
What do you consider realistic? I can buy a new one for 54. I wouldn’t be afraid to spend real money on a mint low hr boat tho.
I actually do agree with you the problem is that's not what I'm seeing them sell for right now. The boat market has gone nuts in the last 6 months you are lucky on a new one right now if you can get them to come off any money at all my local dealer is already out of there entire stock of 240's and 242's and they told me they all sold for MSRP plus fees this year. I think if you listed a Limited S for $45K right now you could sell it in less then 30 days which is really fast for a boat.I think realistic is low 40's. 242 limited S are going for mid to high 40's so an AR would be lower than them.
Someone posted their 17 242X on here the other day for 58K asking price I know it's not the color combo you want but if he is willing to budge on price that could be a great deal.What I’d really like is a 16 242x. Blue. But I can’t find one. The new ones are just to plain.
True. I bought my '15 242 2 years ago in March of 2016 for $47,000. What if I sold it today for the same price?? That wouldn't be too bad of a deal huh lol.I actually do agree with you the problem is that's not what I'm seeing them sell for right now. The boat market has gone nuts in the last 6 months you are lucky on a new one right now if you can get them to come off any money at all my local dealer is already out of there entire stock of 240's and 242's and they told me they all sold for MSRP plus fees this year. I think if you listed a Limited S for $45K right now you could sell it in less then 30 days which is really fast for a boat.
It wouldn't at all! I did the same two years ago I bought a 2011 SX240 with low hours and sold it for 5K more them I paid for it a year ago. The market has changed hard on boats in the last two years to the point I don't want to sell mine for the fear of what I will have to pay to replace it.True. I bought my '15 242 2 years ago in March of 2016 for $47,000. What if I sold it today for the same price?? That wouldn't be too bad of a deal huh lol.