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Originally posted by krt
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I would say so. I couldn’t even sniff 25% off MSRP on my 2017.2007 Malibu Wakesetter 23 LSV, 1995 Cobalt 200 -
No question prices have rocketed . Of course more tech has been implemented as well but I’m starting to believe that most of the new boats are priced out of average joes price range
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Love the analysis showing $65 grand in depreciation and $43 in interest at 90% financing with 15 grand down and at the end you are lucky to owe nothing and will own nothing. To me that sound nuts and looks even crazier on paper. I know some will say live for today but when you can purchase a mint used boat for less than 75,000 versus financing 90%...I'm living just fine today and even better tomorrow. Justify it any way you want but cash is king.Comment
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