January 12, 2007, Newsletter Issue #3: Direct-Drive Boats
Tip of the Week
Before you head to the nearest boat dealerships, you need to consider just what features you want in a boat, and how the boat will be used. In fact, buying a boat is similar to buying a car. Ask yourself the following questions:
How many people will typically use this boat?What activities will the boat be used for...fishing, skiing, wakeboarding, or just pleasure cruising? How much money can I afford to spend?Do I want a new or used boat?Where will the boat be used...lake, river, or ocean?Once you've answered these questions, you may be ready to begin shopping. You'll discover that there may be a big difference in the sport and leisure boats you look at. Direct-drive boats can maneuver easily and are typically one of the favored choices of skiers.
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