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ThePlut · 04-26-2011, 06:58 AM

I'm on my third Cobalt now (200, 240 and now 262) and while I would never claim that they are bargain priced, I strongly encourage anyone who's considering them to do a demo and get an actual number for a boat built the way you want it.

I ended up in a 200 back in 2004 because I got a better price than a similar Crownline, ordered the way I wanted it, with the motor I wanted (Crownline dealer wanted to sell me an in stock boat with a 5.0, I ordered a new Cobalt built to my specs with a 350 Mag for slightly less money from EastCoast Flightcraft).

I think you'll find that the actual selling price (ignore the MSRP on the website) is far more in line with other dealerships actual selling price for similar/competitive boats...

Since then, I've had a great relationship with those guys, would be happy to help anyone who's interested...

Just my $0.02.

04-26-2011, 06:58 AM	#2
ThePlut Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 150 Thanks: 1 Thanked 13 Times in 11 Posts	Cobalt I'm on my third Cobalt now (200, 240 and now 262) and while I would never claim that they are bargain priced, I strongly encourage anyone who's considering them to do a demo and get an actual number for a boat built the way you want it. I ended up in a 200 back in 2004 because I got a better price than a similar Crownline, ordered the way I wanted it, with the motor I wanted (Crownline dealer wanted to sell me an in stock boat with a 5.0, I ordered a new Cobalt built to my specs with a 350 Mag for slightly less money from EastCoast Flightcraft). I think you'll find that the actual selling price (ignore the MSRP on the website) is far more in line with other dealerships actual selling price for similar/competitive boats... Since then, I've had a great relationship with those guys, would be happy to help anyone who's interested... Just my $0.02.