Above pics courtesy of www.donzi.net

Price?

Supposed to start around $159K to around $180K w/ 525's.

Bill R.
Your pricing is not accurate. I don't know what your source is but it's not correct. We have purchased the first 2 models (35 and 38) and some of the numbers aren't even finalized. I can tell everyone that the pricing is going to be very competitive. Check us out at the Annapolis Powerboat show.
John
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I hate to be the one who points this out, but that thing has a longer beak than a Fountain

I think if you look close thats the water reflecting off the gel on the bow and the angle of the shot. No beak.
John
443 786-0279

I might be interested in a 38 - do you have one in the water yet? And have you run them enough to give out any performance specs? How fast is a 38 with 525's?

Well when you do get pricing let us know. That 160 with 496's and 80+ speed sounded too good to be true but I would have been all over it at that price.

My expierence has been with our 38ZR that for '05 becomes the 38ZR Competition. I have not driven the the new 38ZR as the scheduled introduction for that boat will be at the Ft.Lauderdale show. But folks the design works. The boat stays level and sure footed at all speeds. Our boat remains very stabile at 100mph and above. It will also run level at 30mph. I'm sure the new models will exhibit the same handling traits. The bottom's design and hull balance also gives the added bonus of excellent fuel efficiency. An added benefit of all these factors, in my opinion, is that it helps with Bravo drive longevity (less resistance across the water surface). I'll let you all know the facts as we learn them.
John
443 786-0279

I may go to Sarasota this weekend for the Donzi Hometown Rally. I think they will have one in the water there.