Pontoon boats are arguably the best family boat for Lake Havasu. Their wide, flat deck eliminates the rocking and leaning of V-hull boats, which reduces…
A 22-24 foot pontoon is the most practical size for Lake Havasu. It fits most storage facilities, is easy to trailer, and handles well in…
Most standard pontoon boats with 115-150 HP engines top out at 22-28 mph. Performance pontoons (tritoons) with 200-400 HP engines can reach 40-50 mph. For…
New pontoon boat prices range from $25,000 for a basic 18-foot model to $100,000+ for a fully loaded 26-foot tritoon with top-tier engine and options.…
Yes — pontoon boats are one of the most popular boat types on Lake Havasu. Their flat, stable deck makes them ideal for sandbar days,…
Dealers offer more protections — title clarity, some warranty coverage, financing options, and recourse if problems emerge. Private sellers often offer lower prices but you…
Ask any boat dealer: What is the complete service history on this boat? Has it had any accident or insurance claim? Are there any outstanding…
Signs of prior accident damage include: mismatched gelcoat color or texture in repaired areas, non-factory drill holes or hardware locations, structural cracks radiating from a…
Dealer warranties on used boats vary widely. Most are limited 30-90 day warranties covering the engine and drivetrain only — they typically exclude upholstery, electronics,…
Buying a salvage-title boat carries significant risk. Salvage titles are issued when an insurance company has declared the boat a total loss due to damage,…
