If you are shopping for a new boat, you might feel swamped by a tidal wave of new terms and the choices.
The News Leader of Springfield, Missouri, features advice on picking out the right boat for you.
The article advises that you consider your needs first before shopping around. Do you want to take your boat on leisurely fishing trips, or do you want the power and speed to glide over the ocean?
Choosing the right motor is crucial. Picking the cheapest motor is not always the best option.
Before embarking on any boat purchase, talk to your dealer and ask questions. New boat buyers can overlook options available to them. A wise dealer can guide you in the right direction to find the boat you need.
Do you have any advice for new boat buyers? Leave a comment and tell us your story.
If you know what boat you need, or you just want to browse, check out the selection of new and used boats on Boat Trader Online.
Thursday, January 25, 2007
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2 comments:
Besure you test drive the boat before you sign the final check and test dive the boat on a not so perfect day . any new boat rides good on calm waters and no wind or waves
Think about the depreciation of the boat. The depreciation on a production boat is high. Look at what a new one is selling for, and then talk to a broker to see what the same boat, a year or 2 older, is selling for.
Some boat makes don't decpreciate as much because of limited production (not as many built).
Always consider resale value. If you're buying a brand new boat with certain options available (i.e., bridge A/C), but you think they're too much $ for you right now, there's a strong possibility that, when you go to sell it, it will take longer to sell.
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