Just wandering if anybody bought one and what they think about it?
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crickets on this one... hmm. Well I plan on buying one. just have a rule about first model year!
2011 Tigé RZ4
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Ya it's to new still I wouldn't buy a first year boat eitherComment
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You can't even design one on the web page. How would anyone spend that coin and not play with the color schemes."You're rather attractive for a beautiful girl with a great body."Comment
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I am also in the wait and see game. We have a year left on our full warranty so 2015 would be the earliest we would shop for one. Having a house built now so it might even have to get pushed to 2016. Great thing is the new house has a garage big enough for it. The "boat bay" in the garage is 35ft deep and 12ft wide.Comment
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12 or 14ft. Door? You may be able to get away with the 12 ft. As the Alpha Z tower is lower than the old tube type towers. I know they fold,but I'm lazy like that. LOLI do all my own stunt work. hey ya'll watch dis.Comment
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I have a 12 foot tall door and the 2005 24V fit in there just fine. I think that is the tallest tower you can find, definitely taller than the Alpha Z.Be excellent to one another.Comment
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My Z1 is around 10feet high on the base boat mate trailer.Comment
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I talked to my dealer this saturday and they told me they still do not have msrp for anything. They have the build sheets but not pricing and I could not order one yet if I wanted to. They also said they did not know when they were going to have it. I am sorry but that is a joke. They did say it would be around 120-130 but they really have no clue. I hate to say it but the way nautiqe launched the G21 is how you launch a boat - plenty of riders on the water (not in hotel) showing you everything the boat can do - website ready to go and you can order one now. Not hey look at our new boat - oh sorry we have to fix things, oh website will be up oh ummm oh ok yeah sure maybe 120, 125 form dealer WTFComment
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It looks like WWS here in Denver has an ASR on order. So, not sure what the differences in dealers is. Don't think they would have ordered a boat without knowing what their margins are on it. MSRP is also just a number. A boat is never listed and sold at MSRP, especially a Tige.Comment
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I talked to my dealer on Friday and could order the one I want how I want with pricing.
Not sure how it works dealer to dealer but I could order mine and have it here for the spring. Still need to decide.Comment
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What options are you looking at and what did your dealer quote?Originally posted by Travism View PostComment
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My dealer sold one and has one on order...Comment
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I would argue a boat is never listed at MSRP they SHOULD to be fair to other dealers be listed at MSRP. The whole being sold at MSRP is whatever because the only number that matters is the trade difference. I can show you $80,000 for yours and MSRP for the new one or $65,000 for yours and a discount on a new one it's whatever makes the buyer feel the best.Originally posted by bobbybrooks23 View PostComment
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List at MSRP?? Are you kidding? Most dealers would have a tough time selling that way. Unless your somewhere that you have the market cornered. I sure hope none of you guys are paying MSRP or anywhere close. There are guys on here claiming to be getting 22-25% off MSRP. So your talking 25K on a 100K boat.
I think dealers should sell where they are comfortable with the margin. Good dealers understand that they don't have to hit a home run on every sale. Most dealers would rather sell volume as return business and service/ accessories make a lot of cash. Lets face it Tige is still an up and coming brand. They have a tougher time selling dollar for dollar against the established brands. At MSRP they price equally to most competitors. IMO they won't sell that way. Atleast not where I live.
If the ASR is priced equal to its competitor, The G23, I think it will be a hard sell for most dealers. But I could be wrong!Comment
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