Most sold model nautique?

[gride]

Which model sells more for the company? Also, what model do y'all predict will take the honors in 2013.

[SkiTower]

interesting question, but is it pure curiosity or for a reason? Because it varies by market. For example, Whitelake can't really handle the big boats, so I think they sell more of the smaller ones. But the bigger "money" lakes are probably going to take a lot of G23's

[1sicknautique]

i gotta go with the 230's

[Nordicron]

Well if it was the 230 it's over now. Can't see anyone buying a new 230 now that the G23 is out.

How long before Nautique cans it? My guess is you won't see a 2014 230.

[NautiqueJeff]

I'll be surprised if the 230 is gone that quickly. It is still a world-class wakeboard boat, and costs significantly less than a G23.

[swc5150]

Shoot, I remember hearing some stats a year ago, but don't remember them now. I do recall the 200 making up much larger a percentage of overall boats produced than I would've expected.

[1sicknautique]

I'll be surprised if the 230 is gone that quickly. It is still a world-class wakeboard boat, and costs significantly less than a G23.

That's exactly where I was coming from.

[gride]

this is solely a for fun question. it is more aimed towards the factory. like which model has most units produced to keep up with demand. i would guess the 200 open bow and the 230 are the best sellers. for 2013 i'd say the g23 is going to pull alot more orders than any non believers thought(mastercraft folks)

[Nordicron]

That's exactly where I was coming from.

I agree it is world class but doesn't seem smart marketing wise to have 2 flag ship 23ft boats. And if your already spending 100k are you the type of person to settle? I'd without question buy used G23 every day of the week and twice on sunday before I'd ever buy a new 230. Let's face it the g23 seems to do everything better than the 230. Also word is that the 230 is kinda finicky and to build a large wake you need to ride 25mph and they seemed to have fixed that with the G.

[1sicknautique]

I agree it is world class but doesn't seem smart marketing wise to have 2 flag ship 23ft boats. And if your already spending 100k are you the type of person to settle? I'd without question buy used G23 every day of the week and twice on sunday before I'd ever buy a new 230. Let's face it the g23 seems to do everything better than the 230. Also word is that the 230 is kinda finicky and to build a large wake you need to ride 25mph and they seemed to have fixed that with the G.

Oh I agree 100%. I'm waiting on a G21 : ) if they ever think about it. A 23ft boat is to much for my situation.

[wakerider107]

i think the 230 will be around for a long time.
first, i hope you dont spend anywhere close to G price for a 230.
i picked my '12 230 up for 91k fully loaded.
also, size is important for most people. the g23 is massive.
not everyone wants to buy a bigger truck or have enough space to even store the **** thing.
dont forget you need to go up a size in lift to handle the weight, thats another expense too.
i also don't see the 230 wake as finicky. always have to move people no matter what boat.
with 3200 under seat ballast riding at 23.5 i can get a pro size wake

back on topic, i would guess the 210 is a top seller. a good all around boat for every water sport