Cigarette vs Donzi
#11
Donzi is not out of production, they have been building boats every month since last fall. Like everybody else, they slowed and periodically stopped production to get field inventory levels down, but since last November have been building 3-4 boats a month and from the Donzi rep I know, have a 2 month backlog of sold boats and a few new dealers that have come on board in the last few weeks.
Call the factory and talk to Craig Barrie, the same Craig Barrie that put Cigerette on the map.
Call the factory and talk to Craig Barrie, the same Craig Barrie that put Cigerette on the map.
The dealer I bought mine from has 4 boats in the order bank in different stages of the building process- they are definately NOT out of production but stopped production for a few months due to the amount of new, leftover boats still out on the market. No different than any of the auto manufacturers do when there is a surplus of new inventory on the market....
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#12
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From: Frankfort,ill
Donzi is not out of production, they have been building boats every month since last fall. Like everybody else, they slowed and periodically stopped production to get field inventory levels down, but since last November have been building 3-4 boats a month and from the Donzi rep I know, have a 2 month backlog of sold boats and a few new dealers that have come on board in the last few weeks.
Call the factory and talk to Craig Barrie, the same Craig Barrie that put Cigerette on the map.
Call the factory and talk to Craig Barrie, the same Craig Barrie that put Cigerette on the map.

#13
I had a 38Zr 525 boat before the 39Tg 700/Nxt.
The Donzi is a fast hull but does not ride as well as the Cig. The Cig is considerably more stout. Fit and finish goes to Cig as does paint. The difference in price is obvious. The Donzi is still a lot of boat for the money though.
The Donzi is a fast hull but does not ride as well as the Cig. The Cig is considerably more stout. Fit and finish goes to Cig as does paint. The difference in price is obvious. The Donzi is still a lot of boat for the money though.





