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Re: Value of 05 280BR wrecked but repaired
I know anytime I questioned whether I should do a business deal or not, then went ahead with it, I always regretted it.
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Re: Value of 05 280BR wrecked but repaired
I don't think anyone is standing in his shoes. He could easily go to a different dealer, tell them the boat is boaring, and he wants a new one, and he would get top dollar for it. So suddenly business isn't so good for you anymore.
Just trying to be realistic. |
Re: Value of 05 280BR wrecked but repaired
Originally Posted by BajaIceBreaker
He could easily go to a different dealer, tell them the boat is boaring, and he wants a new one, and he would get top dollar for it. So suddenly business isn't so good for you anymore.
The owner surely realizes that he owns a wrecked boat and must also realize that he's going to take a hit on it. I think the answer is pretty simple--LISTEN TO KAREN :drink: Other option might be to cut a deal with the boat owner where you take the boat to the B'ham boat show and agree that you'll allow him X% of what you can sell it for there. I would think that as popular as the 280s are you'd get some good offers. (Please tell me it's not RED). Steve |
Re: Value of 05 280BR wrecked but repaired
Originally Posted by cuda
I know anytime I questioned whether I should do a business deal or not, then went ahead with it, I always regretted it.
smells like something that will bite you later on,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it is. Maybe it's best to just decline this deal altogether. Dave |
Re: Value of 05 280BR wrecked but repaired
New for cash at $105,000 less 25% 1st year depreciation(-$26,000) = $79,000 less selling brokerage fee of 10%(-$8,000) =$71,000 to him if there was no past 'damage' history. Now less 20% because of the past history(-16,000) = $55,000 is all he will realistically get for his boat if he tries to sell it. If the new boat is $110,000 -$55,000(real cash value to him) = $55,000 + his boat trade.
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Re: Value of 05 280BR wrecked but repaired
You said the boat is fine after repair, so what's the deal? Either he was drunk, or a really crappy driver. If he wrecked it once, probably could do it again so you'd think this would be a good boat for him now that it's cherry has been popped.
Either that he's loaded with $$ and spoiled, so then it's time for him to pay the fiddler if he wants a new boat. Don't make life difficult for yourself, figure out how much you could realistically sell a boat like that priced right, and work your standard commsion in, and come up with a #. Or even better...Just tell him to shut up and use his boat, the damn whiner! |
Re: Value of 05 280BR wrecked but repaired
I just checked the boat out,nothing wrong except a couple minor issues the glass guy missed,which made him go over the entire boat with maybe a magnifying glass looking for stuff. I convinced him those minor issues could be easily handled,trading would be silly,so I talked him out of the trade without mentioning price,so everybody is happy :p Thanks for the comments. Sometime a dealer has to walk a fine line between good business and alienating a customer for life,as I want all my customers to be.
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Re: Value of 05 280BR wrecked but repaired
Originally Posted by Magicfloat
Sometime a dealer has to walk a fine line between good business and alienating a customer for life,as I want all my customers to be.
Glad it worked out and it was cool of you to solicit our opinions on this deal. You seem to be a good man. :cool: |
Re: Value of 05 280BR wrecked but repaired
Let me rephrase that :p I meant I don't want to alienate a customer that I wanted as a customer for life. Boy,tough crowd today :drink:
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Re: Value of 05 280BR wrecked but repaired
Gotta agree with Cuda,,,Never second guess your gut instinct Every time I do,,I regret it..
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