Moomba 2022 price increases

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Originally Posted by MJHSupra

SC commented on the FBook pot saying buyers are not “locked in” until 2 months prior to the spray date. This why prices were jacked-up now for Feb 1 builds.

I think dealers will be getting a lot of blow-back on this news.


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Well, this is good news!

So, SC is saying price increases in effect for spray dates post Feb. 1?

If true, that shouldn’t affect my build.


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Originally Posted by MJHSupra

The 2021 buyers are making good on this one with those big price swings in 21 vs 22.

SC commented on the FBook pot saying buyers are not “locked in” until 2 months prior to the spray date. This why prices were jacked-up now for Feb 1 builds.

I think dealers will be getting a lot of blow-back on this news.


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I agree this has an insulating effect on used boat values.

MSRP’s up industry wide due to inflation, supply chain issues, labor issues etc and boats are still selling like crazy.

MSRP’s for 2022 are up 14%-26% for wakeboats specifically (model year increase plus latest mid year increase).

I would estimate my same build in a MY2022 would cost me $30k-$35k more with the only significant difference being the new flip seat.

At least 14% price increase and I estimate 5%-10% less dealer discount.

I have no illusions that there isnt a boat market crash coming, but even so, high MSRP will prop up used prices for quite sometime.

You will never see a drop in MSRP nor discounts greater than 30% for new as dealer margins are still in the mid 30’s%.


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Is it me, or does everyone seem rich now that covid has been going on for almost 2 years? They talk about inflation, yet people are lining up to buy these high dollar luxury items. We complain, but still shell out the money. Really happy I listened to my friend that is the sales manager a few years ago when he told me it would be my last chance to ever buy a new SA under 6 figures. A new Mojo would cost me almost $15k more than I paid. Being priced out of the new boat market in a few short years is painful. Good thing we have friends with the shiny new boats! And it helps I now have the new 1.7 drive ratio, lol.

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Originally Posted by KnoxMojo

Is it me, or does everyone seem rich now that covid has been going on for almost 2 years?

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Everyone just riding the tide of home equity my man.


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Originally Posted by 2in2out

Everyone just riding the tide of home equity my man.


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I agree, we went the other way, refinanced everything to lower rates and still paying the same as we had, not taken on any new debt. Too many variables, this bubble is going to pop hard on folks that are ill prepared.

And, on a more morbid note, covid deaths have caused a distribution of stored wealth and assets that are being passed on to families and beneficiaries.


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the house of cards is going to fall eventually and when it does, those buying today are going to be grabbing their ankles when they want out of the toy market or trading in that new car...

knox is spot on. people bitch but keep lining up to hand over their cash.

Feels awfully similar to 2006


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Originally Posted by sandm

knox is spot on. people bitch but keep lining up to hand over their cash.

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Sometimes my head is more than just a hat older...hahaha... And being mid 40s with a 4 year old, I look at things differently now than my first 40 years..lol

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Originally Posted by KnoxMojo

Sometimes my head is more than just a hat older...hahaha... And being mid 40s with a 4 year old, I look at things differently now than my first 40 years..lol

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Being late 40’s, empty nesters, we have less concern then in the past, and a lot more latitude to live.


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