Fuel Prices and Maturity Will Dictate European Yachting Tastes

[MapisM]

Isn't this short interview interesting?

 

[Sneds]

Yes

 

[geardownthreegreens]

Riveting !!! /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif


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[Gludy]

Now where I have heard that before? /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[MapisM]

Hi Paul, why am I not surprised to see your reply?!...
Good news, by chance?

 

[Kipper]

Yes probebly for those who can afford the choice, the rest of us normal boaters will just have to pay more or do less.

Gary

 

[Gludy]

Nope not all good news as yet but halfway there!

 

[MapisM]

Well 'halfway there' is already good news, I guess! /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Best of luck, keep us posted.

 

[Major Catastrophe]

It won't affect me as I am not mature.

 

[Sneds]

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[PowerYachtBlog]

still why displacement or semi-d is growing I still see it as a small portion of the cake
with still much more sucess for the fast boats
look at the success of fast big open boats like Mangusta, Pershing and Sunseeker

there is a major expense the rich people who buy big boats over 50 and more important over 80 feet which is time

 

[Gludy]

There are two markets - the Med planing boat market will still be OK with little damage. But over time even that will be influenced by fuel prices.