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I'm in Texas, and that's why I'm asking. So is $7500 including the upgraded filtration, steps, and cover/lifter, delivery and setup still too much? They also have a HS Highlife Soverign they have dropped to $10,400...Everyone in my area seems to be expensive and unwilling to deal (on other brands). I got a quote on a Jacuzzi J335 and they want $10,500 with no extras, no free delivery and they weren't willing to move off that.
If that's the case 7500 for the relay is in the range with more dealers than at 10,000. The Jacuzzi should be sitting in the low to mid 9000 range. But paying extra for delivery, I wouldn't. Most dealers have delivery all ready accounted for in the sales price, unless it's a boom truck/crane type install. The sovereign at 10,400 is an ok price but only a 1 pump spa. But it is a much better built spa with a longer warranty and circ pump. What other dealers do you have around you?
What do you mean by upgraded filtration? I agree with Jim on price. Unless that $7500 includes tax, that price is still on the high side.
Quote from: Jacuzzi Jim on June 25, 2017, 09:35:51 am If that's the case 7500 for the relay is in the range with more dealers than at 10,000. The Jacuzzi should be sitting in the low to mid 9000 range. But paying extra for delivery, I wouldn't. Most dealers have delivery all ready accounted for in the sales price, unless it's a boom truck/crane type install. The sovereign at 10,400 is an ok price but only a 1 pump spa. But it is a much better built spa with a longer warranty and circ pump. What other dealers do you have around you? So there is still some more room below the $7500 on the relay? I haven't negotiated at all, they came down off the $9250 to $7500 using all "rebates" and "bonus money" they had. Is it feasible to buy the spa for $6500 with all the extras (EverFresh Ozone, Cover/lifter, Steps, Delivery/setup) included?I also asked my dealer about the Limelight Flair and they were very against it, saying that there is a very small price difference between it and the Soverign (approx $1,500) and that if I was going to step up the Soverign is a much better spa. They also stated the footwell is very small and that if you put 4-5 people in it, everyone feet will be touching. My reasoning for asking about the Limelight was getting the 5 year warranty, circulation pump and still keeping 2 jet pumps. Any thoughts?As for other dealers, I'm sure there are dealers for every brand in my area. I live in the Dallas/Fort Worth Area. What else do you recomend I look at? As I said originally, I'm really looking to stay in the $5k-7K range with a 5+ person lounger spa.Quote from: castletonia on June 25, 2017, 09:34:26 amWhat do you mean by upgraded filtration? I agree with Jim on price. Unless that $7500 includes tax, that price is still on the high side.Sorry I meant the EverFresh Ozone system. The $7500 does not include tax, however, with a doctors note there is no tax here in Texas. Is there more room off the $7500? As I asked above, is $6500 feasible? Thanks guys,Evan