Which boat to choose for Boat center/Dealership

[opisuk]

hi guys,

We have a wake club in Riga and a wake camp in spain where we have 2006 Malibu wakesetter and 1996 Ski Nautique. Have to admit, Malibu's a beautiful boat but comes at a nice price.

Friends have recently bought a nice piece of land in Riga so we have decided to establish a boat service center and dealership. Everything is developing here and we have plenty of fresh and salt water around Riga.

So I wanted to get your opinion on what boat brand/s to look at for dealership and service center. Selling quality product is always fun, although any product needs to have appropriate price.

Any thoughts, please share.

[rossl]

For good value wake boat's I would look @ Moomba, the guys in the USA give them high marks, see on http://www.wakeworld.com/boats/getco...p?companyid=39

Do you have all the import duties that the UK has in spain?

[brutto 76]

Whoever gets the Mastercraft or Correct Craft dealerships for Latvia will probably do best in the long run.

[opisuk]

there are no exclusive dealerships anymore, so it is actually a decision of focus. We want to build one of the best boat service centres and dealership on powerboars would also be important.

What i am concerned about is real quality vs price. It's important not to be stuck with the company that is not moving into the right direction.

[saltwater_cowboy]

Hmm not sure.

[rossl]

That boat looks pretty sweet, and it is proberly very good value, I wish the UK had some wakeboard boat builders, I spoke to sportique last week and they said they had stopped work on the XLR vdrive to work on a new 20 foot outboard boat for barefooting based on the XLS Hull (who the F**K barefoots anymore) !!!! I dispair @ UK boat builders at the moment.