2022 Boat Show Season and Boat Market Update

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The boat buying and selling market is constantly evolving and has been since the late spring of 2020. We want to help you navigate the 2022 boat buying season ahead by providing you with a 2022 boat show season and boat market update. You may be able to save some disappointment by learning what to and what not to expect. In this video we will cover:
0:00 Intro
1:31 What to expect from the 2022 Boat Show Season
2:40 What will be different at shows over years past
4:10 What NOT to expect at the 2022 Boat Shows
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*What is the best time of year to buy a boat?:
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26 июл 2024

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@boatinglessons 2 года назад

When was the last time you went to a Boat Show and how was it?

@barrybebenek8691 2 года назад

Nice to watch a video about the shows, sunnier, and warmer times, coming. The added realistic purchasing advice is great too. Waiting for the Toronto show. Thanks for this. 🇨🇦👍🏼

@boatinglessons 2 года назад

Agreed about the sunnier times Barry! Our pleasure 😊

@Kim-lm2nx 2 года назад

Michigan Novi Boat Show was freaking PACKED w/various makes & models of boats! There wasn't an inch to spare at any boat vendor booth.

@boatinglessons 2 года назад

That’s great news. A lot of smaller ones were cancelled, so perhaps that helped.

@DMills-un1tl 2 года назад

I don’t see any houseboat specific information in your current video lineup. Do you have information specific to buying and owning houseboats?

@lfgm8104 2 года назад

Maybe you can get an answer for me ???? I was looking at the list of boat dealers at the NYC Javits Center this month. Their list of boat dealers on their website is from 2020. Sea Ray, Monterey, Four Winns & Regal are names not listed as vendors. Are they going to be there or not ? Thank You

@boatinglessons 2 года назад

Many dealers/manufacturers are not going to shows because they are already sold out for 2022 or the local dealers do not have enough inventory to properly display at a show :(

@jimbeam9176 2 года назад

We went yesterday.. we weren't really all that impressed with what was there.. I really wanted to see powerquest there like they were, but they were a no show.. the other boat we wanted to see were the yamaha jet boats but only 2 there.. but pontoons for days if that's your thing

@magicalideas 2 года назад

Dear Len, I've been following your videos and you're doing a real fantastic job! Informative, entertaining and always to the point. Thanks for all your efforts. I intend to visit Toronto next summer again (hopefully Germans will be allowed to visit your great country without restrictions). One question: I'd like to go boating (either on lake Ontario or the Georgian Bay / Lake Huron. Would you be able to kindly recommend some reliable people to contact regarding a boat rental. I think about 1 to 2 weeks and will spend the rest of my vacation with my aunt in Toronto. I'd be totally grateful for any tipps in that matter. Kind regards, Angela

@boatinglessons 2 года назад

Thank you for the kind words. Try this resource possibly? www.boatingontario.ca/cpages/boatingontario

@magicalideas 2 года назад

@@boatinglessons Thanks for your prompt reply! I'll give it a try 🙂

@tomdrummy4984 2 года назад

I live in Florida ! 😃👍

@boatinglessons 2 года назад

It really is the place for boaters! I was down boating in Marco Island last week. Loved it!!

@allde9811 2 года назад

i am going to wait to see what electric boats come out. Price of gas insane.

@boatinglessons 2 года назад

They are slowly starting to come, although they are so much more expensive at the moment it hardly seems worth it from a cost savings expensive. We have a saying that the typical boater spends more money on gas getting to the boat/ramp than they use in the boat :)