That particular boat was shown for $81k at FLIBS. It is an option that can accommodate most people at an relatively affordable price particularly when compared to others of a similar size at double the price.
@@CenterConsolesOnly Add a trailer, tax, dealer prep and upgrade to a 12" screen your at you're at $96,680 I just priced it out. "Others at double that" IS STUPID! And again, I don't call almost a $100,000 for a bay boat "extremely affordable".
@@RH-qk5lt As I mentioned, it’s relative to the rest if the market. I completely agree that pricing is high from a purely dollars and cents perspective. 👍🏻
@@RH-qk5lt - Location and good dealers not wanting to rob people! I priced a 2021 model 2 months ago, Suzuki 300, 10" jackplate, (2) 10' Blades, deluxe leaning post, tackle storage under leaning post, (1) 12" Simrad NSS EVO3 (not the standard Simrad GO) sitting on a Ameratrail trailer. Out the door price $76,300 And the Sea Pro's with 150 hp and larger engines come from the manufacture with hydraulic power assist steering, $1500 - $2000 add. Sea Pro also comes with good warranty, 10 year hull, 5 year bow to stern I talked to a guy that purchased a 248 bay without a T-top, Suzuki 300, said he gave $93k which is crazy
@@chrism2042 Well, feel free to share who this great dealer is that's selling loaded 248 bay DLX's for $76,300. You're about $18,000 under what I've been getting with those options. So... I'll have to see to believe it. And if your pricing is true, Shame on Sea Pro for allowing their dealers to flat out Fuck over Sea Pro customers.
I didn’t know $100,000 Out the door was affordable for everybody? Lol
That’s the new standard in the boating industry. Ready for the crash.
Boats are $50-80k more then they were Pre-Covid.
The sea pro 248 bay is one of the best bay boats available . But to say it's an "extremely affordable entry" at Mid to upper $90,000 is astounding.
That particular boat was shown for $81k at FLIBS. It is an option that can accommodate most people at an relatively affordable price particularly when compared to others of a similar size at double the price.
@@CenterConsolesOnly Add a trailer, tax, dealer prep and upgrade to a 12" screen your at you're at $96,680 I just priced it out. "Others at double that" IS STUPID! And again, I don't call almost a $100,000 for a bay boat "extremely affordable".
@@RH-qk5lt As I mentioned, it’s relative to the rest if the market. I completely agree that pricing is high from a purely dollars and cents perspective. 👍🏻
@@RH-qk5lt - Location and good dealers not wanting to rob people! I priced a 2021 model 2 months ago, Suzuki 300, 10" jackplate, (2) 10' Blades, deluxe leaning post, tackle storage under leaning post, (1) 12" Simrad NSS EVO3 (not the standard Simrad GO) sitting on a Ameratrail trailer. Out the door price $76,300
And the Sea Pro's with 150 hp and larger engines come from the manufacture with hydraulic power assist steering, $1500 - $2000 add.
Sea Pro also comes with good warranty, 10 year hull, 5 year bow to stern
I talked to a guy that purchased a 248 bay without a T-top, Suzuki 300, said he gave $93k which is crazy
@@chrism2042 Well, feel free to share who this great dealer is that's selling loaded 248 bay DLX's for $76,300. You're about $18,000 under what I've been getting with those options. So... I'll have to see to believe it. And if your pricing is true, Shame on Sea Pro for allowing their dealers to flat out Fuck over Sea Pro customers.