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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SLE" data-source="post: 178078" data-attributes="member: 3889">I give Stratos credit for allowing you to build a boat and add options so you can see the actual price right on there web site, kudos to them! you should maybe give it a try. I went ahead an did just that so I could see a direct comparison between the Ranger at Mortz that you posted and an equal Stratos. After you add all the optional equipment to get the 386xf to be almost apples to apples with the ranger that you sent, the price comes out to $46,527 before setup and destination which I'm unsure if mortz has in there price or not. Assuming they don't, that puts the actual difference at $5,468, huh, how about that. and this is considering there was some stuff that comes with the ranger that I couldn't add to the stratos through the web site but I won't even worry about that. I find it funny because everyone thinks the rangers are so expensive, which by right all these boats are but when you drill into it and compare equal to equal they are way close than most realize.  The gap might get up to $10k on 620 but we're talking about 18.5 footers so I'll leave it at that to save myself some time.I really like when you click on the 326 and it shows a price of $51k and change with a picture of a pretty decked out rig with a 250 Verado hanging on the back but the fine print says price only includes a 250 Opti. nice advertising!- - - Updated - - -Just went through and decked out a 326 the way I see a lot of 620's set up, price came out to $80,372 before destination, setup or taxes. I think I might have been off when I thought it would be 10k cheaper................................</blockquote>

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