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This is why I think the MSRP went up for Moomba in 2022. Give the dealer more room to offer discounts b/c the have a bigger margin number to work with.
Sucks that some peeps are still lining up and willing to pay full price and dealers are playing hard-ball on lowering prices.
It’s about relationships and the dealer getting repeat buyers.
I like that 20 hour service being added in the price.
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I’m loading it out. Like Kent says, “thrusters are only $5 a month.”Quote:
Originally Posted by Holdmybeer
The reality is, this is my last big purchase after we close on the house. I won’t ever have the dinero to do a new Supra build, and I really want to enjoy the advantage of being in a climate in which I can surf 8 months out of the year.
It’s a price to play, but if I could find a gently used and loaded 21 Casper 450 with pecan interior, I would go that route and save coin.
I keep scouring OI for used, but so few have thrusters, and if the do, paint and interior just aren’t to are tastes.
When the CFO says build the boat you want, you don’t question her, especially when she’s footing most of the bill.
Making my new SA build come true!!!
Thrusters are like $30-$35 a month, but I get paid $5 to say thrusters.
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Plug ola pay ola!!
We bought a new 21 Moomba .Two weeks later with 25 hours running on it the fuel pump quit. That was over a month ago, still don't have the boat in the lake. One would think someone in the Southeast would have a fuel pump? Just a warning from a very unsatisfied customer. I loved the boat for all 25 hours. We bought a new boat in order not to have the summer halted. Never will I buy a Skier Choice boat!
I have heard a few raptors doing this around 25 hours. Have dealer swap pressure regulator first.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phil scott
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"Waiting a month" "Bought a new boat", really? Disposable income must be nice.
Yeah fuel pressure regulators can be found pretty easy. Should be the issue. The only way the pump goes bad, is running it out of fuel...just saying
Sorry, late to the party. Am I reading that a 2022 sa450 is ending up around 185k after potential discount? Has that much changed since the 2021 roll out? Unless they get put on an endangered list, not sure you could ever get out of that if you had to sell. I’d be pushing pretty hard to drop those dealer costs and up the discount.
Personally I’d keep shopping, but understand the fun factor as well. My situation has always been we have no one to leave it to (no kids) so as long as it doesn’t delay retirement spend away!!!
I am fortunate to have a great dealer nearby. Regardless, good luck on the new boat, nothing better than a new Supra, especially the sa.
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Just built my 22 sl550 this week for a November delivery. Msrp was 221500, but sales price before sales tax is 182,200. I guess it depends on the dealer. I would think my dealer would sell that boat for $168000 or so
Yeah, this was initial quote, and I’m willing to travel to save several grand. Selling our 2020 was not an easy choice, and I wouldn’t be retiring and moving without the promise of more lake life.Quote:
Originally Posted by smitty75
Like I said, if I could find a gently used 21 in the color scheme we like, that would be our route, but they are rare.
Making my new SA build come true!!!