Hello everyone.
I saw a couple of 230 Challengers this weekend and instantly wanted one!
I'm looking for advice, any advice would be welcomed. Any web sites you can recommend? Anything would be helpful.
Here are a few questions I can think of off the top of my head, but as the saying goes, I don't really know what I don't know yet.
Is there a difference between the model years? 2008, 2009, 2010?
Better to buy new or used?
When buying a used boat.... anything that I should really make sure I look at?
Anyone know where I can pick one up? I live in Savannah.
Just think if there is anything you wish you knew before you bought one, and educate me!
Any advice and information would greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Newbie in Savannah, GA

In the market for a Challenger, looking for advice...
Started by Johns511, May 31 2010 06:20 PM
3 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 31 May 2010 - 06:20 PM
#2
Posted 01 June 2010 - 07:04 AM
Here is a good review for the Challenger 230, http://www.boattest....eo.aspx?id=1800.
- There are differences you can compare the features by model year via these links.
2010, http://www.sea-doo.c.../challenger230/
2009, http://www.sea-doo.c.../challenger230/
2008, http://www.sea-doo.c...30/Features.htm
- As far as buying new or used, this is totally a personal preference. The main advantage of buying used is the possible savings over buying a new one.
- Main thing is have a mechanic check the engine to ensure everything has been maintained and running like it should. Also check the gel-cote throughout the entire boat to ensure there is not major damage.
- This is a great website to locate one close to you, http://www.boattrader.com/
Welcome to the website, glad to have you here!
- There are differences you can compare the features by model year via these links.
2010, http://www.sea-doo.c.../challenger230/
2009, http://www.sea-doo.c.../challenger230/
2008, http://www.sea-doo.c...30/Features.htm
- As far as buying new or used, this is totally a personal preference. The main advantage of buying used is the possible savings over buying a new one.
- Main thing is have a mechanic check the engine to ensure everything has been maintained and running like it should. Also check the gel-cote throughout the entire boat to ensure there is not major damage.
- This is a great website to locate one close to you, http://www.boattrader.com/
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#3
Posted 03 June 2010 - 05:15 PM
Have you found one yet? If so, where are the pictures???
Welcome to the site,
STEPHEN X-20
Welcome to the site,
STEPHEN X-20
#4
Posted 03 June 2010 - 06:54 PM
No we haven't found one yet.
My wife and I are on vacation and plan on looking when we get back.
Still open for any advice anyone has to offer..
My wife and I are on vacation and plan on looking when we get back.
Still open for any advice anyone has to offer..
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