2008 Sabre FTD

Remember when you leave the dealership you have a 2008. If you had to resale it the next week it would be valued as such. I would go to NADA for a guide as to the value of an 08. Use that price and add some for new condition/warranties. Good luck that is a very nice rig. Shop for a new 2010 and that will give you an idea of what a current model is going for to help you compare.

I bought my Sabre FTD from Sherm when it was a year old, it had always been on the show room floor. I may have paid as much as I would have for a some other brands for a current year boat but I got lots of options! I did exactly what BCBs is suggesting, I went to the dealer and negotiated the price. You can guess all day long but until you go with your checkbook out and a list of what you want you just dont know.

Call a dealer. I talked to Andy Greene and Sherm. Would recommend either, I am sure any BC dealer will be glad to work with you. This is a great family.

Killzone, That is a very nice boat they have there. Its a great looking boat. Just remember that It has been sitting outside for 2 years in the elements. Im not saying thats terrible, I looked at the boat recently and didnt see any issues. But, it has 2 years of outside wear on it before you pull it off the lot. That should be a pretty powerfull negotiating tool. If it had been on the showroom floor for 2 years it would be a different story. You should be able to get a very significant discount on this rig in my opinion. Chris CoupelPaulina, La.Chris CoupelPaulina, La.