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I've been selling Arctic Spas for quite a while now (7 years and 4 stores). Most of my inventory is still 2005. The 2006 were avaliable towards the end of Jan.Michael
Did you ask the people at the dealership that question, and if so, what did they say? Sound's like a legitmate question.
Ask the dealer what the deal is with not having inventory. Perhaps they can't keep any on the floor.
He said that the Arctic ozone reduced "chemical" use to about 50%, and Peak ozone would reduce it 90%. His explanation of how was a little fuzzy.
Anne, some of your comments truouble me. I think that you need to understand that purchasing a hot tub should be based on time and research. You seem to have your tubs down to two choices, however, have you wet tested them both?Secondly, you suggest that you are giving a dealer until the end of the day to call you back or you are out. The problem with this is that, first you are not the only potential buyer at this store. If you want the product bad enough, you should stay on top of it, and use their laxydasy approach to your advantage by expressing your dissapointment and decision to go look. Put them under the gun and see what happens.BOTTOM LINE IS DO NOT SETTLE. IF THE ARCTIC TUB IS WHAT YOU WANT, THEN GO IN AND BUY IT. IF COLEMAN IS WHAT YOU WANT, THEN GO IN AND BUY IT.Its your money and your decision