Roach
Philadelphia,#2Author of original report
Wed, December 01, 2004
Oct 2003 We have gotten the boat and it appears to be built a lot better than our other hull. It is foamed in areas that the old boat didn't even have foam in. The engine is running rough due to its sitting for over 2 years. It appears that the bank never had a title to begin with. In 1996 the state of Pennsylvania didn't issue a title for boats. This has since changed. I put up 8000 dollars for the bank but the only title they released to me was for the trailer. I didn't have to come up with all this money. Oh well, At least the boat is now paid off. I will sell this boat and purchase a Parker. (family owned company) Mako can kiss my ____ Thank you and be carefull. Warranties are worth only the paper they are written on...
Roach
Philadelphia,#3Author of original report
Fri, May 30, 2003
Well along time has past, winter and spring have come and my boat still sits in NJ in pieces. Its June and summer is coming up soon. I got a lawyer specializing in consumer rights issues and within a few months we had negotiated an agreement for Mako to pick the boat up for shippment to the manufacturer... Its been over a month since they were suppose to pick the boat up and the boat still sits. My lawyer has given them 3 weeks before she goes all out. (what ever that means) I can honestly say, "Don't buy a Mako boat now or in the near future. Judging by my example, they will not back up their products and I have been making payments for almost 2 years with nothing to show for. Please don't put yourself in my shoes." The remarks made above are strickly my own opinion and are written here for others to make read and make educated decisions about any products mentioned.