Cobalt 232 WSS opinions

[Trim]

Does anyone have one or taken a ride on one? Just curious on how they ride and how well they perform for water sports. Found a 2009 I'm going to go look at. Seems like a pretty good deal.

https://fayar.craigslist.org/boa/6082264370.html

 

[JASinIL2006]

Nice looking boat, but $45K foran 8 year old boat blows me away. I know it's a Cobalt, but that is a chunk of change! Yikes!

 

[Trim]

Well that one went quick! Called on it 2 hours after it was posted and it was sold.

 

[southkogs]

WOW. MSRP on the 2017 version is $107k ... so the $45k price tag may not be bad. But I'm with JAS ... that's pricey ...

 

[jkust]

The good ones go immediately and so you need to quickly learn when it is and isn't a good deal. I will say the learning curve is very steep after you lose out on a couple. You won't need to post anything but will be quickly rushing over there or setting up the purchase. 45k is peanuts for a nice boat like that. My neighbors just bought a brand new much lesser brand a couple feet smaller for over 50k which will be worth much less when it is that cobalt's age. Good luck.

 

[Dave-R]

Your killing me. I have a 2011 Cobalt 232 that sunk on it's maiden voyage in fresh water. We put in a new engine, all new gauges, new stereo,batteries, new switches, new circuit breakers, carpet, Bimini, and travel covers. She looks new, and runs like new after all the help from i-boats experts. I am waiting for one nice day. The boat with a brand new easy loader trailer with disk brakes was 20K. I have put 10K into it. It looks brand new and all my kids want it ( of course at a greatly reduced cost). I hope I have better luck than dentist who owned it before me. I will post on how she handles. Dave-R

 

[Trim]

There has been a little hiccup with the original offer. Went ahead and put a refundable deposit on it and an offer of 39K so I'm up if something happens. Research I have done tells me its a pretty good deal.

 

[jkust]

There has been a little hiccup with the original offer. Went ahead and put a refundable deposit on it and an offer of 39K so I'm up if something happens. Research I have done tells me its a pretty good deal.

That's how it's done. Good job.