biggambler25
Cadet
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New to the thread!!
I am looking to buy a left over 2010 tahoe 215 from my local dealer here in AZ. they have a 215 and a 216wt in stock that i am in the process of negotiating on. I noticed cracks in the fiberglass in a couple of spots in the interior. The manager at this dealership seems to feel that this is normal "happens to all boats" and says if we were to make a deal they would not fix this nor is it covered under wtty. Again this is a brand new boat that will come with wtty if I purchase.
You can also tell that this boat has been sitting out in the sun for a while. A shame that they treat a 40k item like that. Has anyone in here been able to get this kind of thing repaired under wtty? The way I see it A new boat should still look new???? If not they should at least give a huge discount..
A little bit disappointed but I do love the layout of this boat!
I guess a lot of the neg I hear is true about tahoe?
Thanks in advance for any response!
I am looking to buy a left over 2010 tahoe 215 from my local dealer here in AZ. they have a 215 and a 216wt in stock that i am in the process of negotiating on. I noticed cracks in the fiberglass in a couple of spots in the interior. The manager at this dealership seems to feel that this is normal "happens to all boats" and says if we were to make a deal they would not fix this nor is it covered under wtty. Again this is a brand new boat that will come with wtty if I purchase.
You can also tell that this boat has been sitting out in the sun for a while. A shame that they treat a 40k item like that. Has anyone in here been able to get this kind of thing repaired under wtty? The way I see it A new boat should still look new???? If not they should at least give a huge discount..
A little bit disappointed but I do love the layout of this boat!
I guess a lot of the neg I hear is true about tahoe?
Thanks in advance for any response!