35' Fountain EX price..
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Yea - E peek is right on the money - but why would you buy a new one with all the mint condition low hour ones for sale for tens of thousands less? - got mine for a steal with 26 hours on it - the boat is perfect and you cant tell it from new. Look on boatraderonline.com and in the classifieds here.
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Yea - E peek is right on the money - but why would you buy a new one with all the mint condition low hour ones for sale for tens of thousands less? - got mine for a steal with 26 hours on it - the boat is perfect and you cant tell it from new. Look on boatraderonline.com and in the classifieds here.
for about 130k...maybe even a little less. Most
only have 25-50 hrs on them.
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If MSRP is $205,000 you should be able get it for $150,000 or maybe a little less. I have seen dealers ads saying that they are selling them for invoice right now. i would think that invoice would be somewhere around $130,000-$135,000. Down here in Florida I have always gotten at least 25% of msrp and one time as high at 32% of MSRP (this was a Fountain). Not sure about where you live.This is the time to buy it new if you can swing it. You probably can get some kind of rebate or special financing right now. I would contact Shogrens if you want a good deal, they are good people and I am sure he will give you the best deal out there. Mike
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Last new Fountain I bought was a 2005 model, was not aware they have changed the pricing programs. Good to know since I will be buying something new later this year.
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If MSRP is $205,000 you should be able get it for $150,000 or maybe a little less. I have seen dealers ads saying that they are selling them for invoice right now. i would think that invoice would be somewhere around $130,000-$135,000. Down here in Florida I have always gotten at least 25% of msrp and one time as high at 32% of MSRP (this was a Fountain). Not sure about where you live.This is the time to buy it new if you can swing it. You probably can get some kind of rebate or special financing right now. I would contact Shogrens if you want a good deal, they are good people and I am sure he will give you the best deal out there. Mike
05 depending on equipment.
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You can definately find em for $130k and you should be able to get them for a little less. - I know of 2 05s now for sale. Both with Myco painted steel. The one at shogren has been sitting for over a year.