How Much Should I Pay for a 2015 Super Air 210?

[uwhusky]

A close friend of mine ordered a brand new G23 and has offered to sell me his 2015 Super Air 210 Team Edition, including 450hp engine with roughly 350 hours on it. His G23 will be arriving in the next four weeks.

I'm not sure what the SA210 is worth and neither does he. The dealership told him he should get at least $80k for it and so that's what he's offering it to me for.

That seems reasonable, not great but not gauging me (I don't think). I can't seem to find many of these boats for sale and Nada's used boat guide states the average retail for the boat is $80k.

Just curious if anyone has any further insights.

It has the NSS and other extras.

[Sammm724]

80K would be a good price for it assuming its in good condition and nothing wrong with it. I was searching for something in the 60k range for about a year, found a 2011 SANTE 210 for 60K, drove a few states to get it and put it for sale for 65K when I brought it home to see what would happen and had a few offers. I think 80K for that boat is a fair price. Especially since you have been looking around and notice not many of those for sale. Is it a color you like? Does it have NSS, good stereo, lights etc.... I'm sure if he put it for sale on a few websites it would get snatched up pretty quickly. the 210 is a consistent boat that always rates well with owners and magazines.

[uwhusky]

Thanks for the feedback. It's a solid boat, nothing wrong with it mechanically. It has NSS, the larger of the engines available at that time (it's rated at 450hp), stereo is pretty standard for what shipped with the boat (I think). Overall, it's a very solid boat and I'm happy with it, especially since I know I can't afford a G23 and if I could, it would be an older one with a ton of hours.

Colors are good but not what I'd pick if I was going custom. He loves the colors and his new G23 has a similar color scheme. It's a white boat with royal blue and black accents. I'll post a picture once I've secured it.

I believe $80k is a fair price. Would've loved to grab it at $70k but who wouldn't? Yes, these boats aren't easy to come by and at least I also know the history behind it as well.

[uwhusky]

My previous boat, which I sold about 5 years ago was a 2007 SANTE 220. I loved that boat but got so tired of filling up fat sacs to tilt the boat to one side or the other for surfing. So I sold it 5 years ago thinking I'd turn around and buy a G series but money was tight so never ended up doing anything.