sdpm
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Prices have gotten out of reach for the average JoeStopped by an old friend in the boat business in Long Beach last week. Beyond dead, and any sales are just above cost due to high flooring. It is a mess. Last time I saw this is when Carter was in office, we saw boat loans go to 12%, and everyone folded in months. That is when Tahiti folded in Cerritos.
Yep we were shopping in ‘19 and prices on new boats have nearly doubled since then. I have other toys and hobbies that I’ll stick with for now.Prices have gotten out of reach for the average Joe
When a wake boat is 200+k new what do you expect. When a custom performance boat is 300+ with basic power pass.Yep we were shopping in ‘19 and prices on new boats have nearly doubled since then. I have other toys and hobbies that I’ll stick with for now.
I agree. Have you seen a slow down on used sales? Seems used is still moving but not new as quickly?I drove by Anderson in Havasu today, when I bought my Turbo R, there were no pro r’s for sale and the turbo r I bought was literally the only long travel unit they had. Anderson had a lot full of RZR’s, today. Like 100 of them sitting outside. That’s a lot of inventory and money sitting there.
Not related to Mercury but just saying toys are not like they were during Covid.
I agree. Have you seen a slow down on used sales? Seems used is still moving but not new as quickly?
Who knows then lol. Take the ride while we can!Last two months have been crazy busy.
Anderson was 10k higher on each rzr model and can am when I was in there. They have a 2023 waverunner like mine and my friend was interested they wanted 4500 more than I paid from them. They want over 2500 on top of msrp for old stock yamaha superjet.I drove by Anderson in Havasu today, when I bought my Turbo R, there were no pro r’s for sale and the turbo r I bought was literally the only long travel unit they had. Anderson had a lot full of RZR’s, today. Like 100 of them sitting outside. That’s a lot of inventory and money sitting there.
Not related to Mercury but just saying toys are not like they were during Covid.
When the $225K toons' hit $300K, the ballers we know that owned them knew a windfall when they saw it, took advantage and sold.When pontoon boats suitable for Havasu cost 200k the gig is up.
Well not for the ballers maybe?