New to Phoenix boats, does this seem like a good deal?

[gigem2012]

Tried to get the owner to come off the price a little to help with warranty and he said he wouldn't lower the price any.

[Phoenix 921]

there is a loaded up 2016 921 on the boats for sale page that is 54,500. You can fine 17's in the high 50's also.

[06 SB]

Is it just the picture or does it only have 1 10’ Blade?

[TX721]

Is it just the picture or does it only have 1 10’ Blade?

I see two - it's just lined up with the overhead door jamb.

[MichPhoenix77]

Too much IMO. The boat has 3 seasons on it and relatively little warranty left. I'd wait for something else or have the owner pay for the extended warranty.

No warentee is a problem. Not mentioned in the original post. I would make an offer factoring in the cost of the warentee extension and if he says no he says no. Just be willing to walk away. Lots of deals out there.

[kry29]

Tried to get the owner to come off the price a little to help with warranty and he said he wouldn't lower the price any.

It's your call then but to me the boat price would include the extra warranty price so it's 3k more than what he's asking. I also think if you look you will find one with the extra warranty already on it for the same money or someone that will work with you on it. But in the end it's your call because it's your money and you have to live with the decision.

[krindgen]

4k for a 5 year extension is pretty good imo if it is that price especially if it’s platnium. Any major mechanical failure will be way more than that to fix.

I think this gets overlooked on used boats. When advertised as having five years of warranty, make sure what level warranty is being provided. Five years of gold coverage costs nothing and doesn't cover much. Five years of platinum is worth a couple grand on the asking price. I'm debating what to do right now. I'm almost leaning towards finding a used rig with better warranty compared to paying for a platinum extension.