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somewhat fearful to start this but...you dont go on the lot unless you are looking to buy...any suggestions on buying new boat?  local Table Rock dealerships?  already have a Nitro have had it for 15 years no problems..BUT...boat show got the juices flowing and with son growing every second  I think its time to upgrade and have the ability to travel more lakes.  Ranger, Nitro..looked at the most thus far.

 

 

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Ulrich Marine sells basscats also..

I know everything about nothing and know nothing about everything!

Bruce Philips

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I was recently very pleasantly surprised with Cabela's in Kansas City for Ranger.  2016 Z521c is my tenth Ranger and maybe the easiest transaction of them all.  Of the ten, I purchased  from 8 different dealers.  I've always checked with at least 5 dealerships when boat shopping and have always opted for the best deal available and whoever offered the best price is where I ended up.  Never regretted that approach but I'm sure others with dealer loyalty would disagree.  

However, in most cases, the dealerships changed hands every couple of years so I never really experienced the loyalty issue.

If you decide to check them out I would recommend asking for Tyler.  They've got 5 or 6 2017's at the moment I believe and a couple of 2016's.

Of course, after 10 Ranger's I ain't the most objective guy to be asking I guess?

"Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups."  George Carlin

"The only money ever wasted is money never spent."  Me.

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i have to talked to several guys that own nitro's and have for a while. Every one i have talked to say that the new models are the best yet

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You can buy straight from the factory if you buy a Charger.  They don't take trade-ins though. Charger is the best rough water boat made!

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Narrow down what you want and how much you want to spend. If you are wanting a new one I would encourage you to buy a used one with low hours. Not sure how taxes are in Missouri but in Arkansas there are no sales taxes on used boats. That will save you thousands. If you plan on keeping this boat for a long time I also encourage you to buy a 2 stroke motor. 4 strokes are great when you have a warranty but are costly to fix when they aren't. When you narrow it down let me know. I know several folks who sell boats and could save you time and money. 

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