New boat no longer "new"

[gim]

For those that bought a new boat, when is it no longer considered "new?"  I bought a boat in 2015 and don't consider it to be new anymore although I do take meticulous care of it frequently.  I think the first year you had it would be the year you could call it new, and then after that its status is no longer "new."

[fishnkamp]

sounds about right

[slonezp]

Seeing as, according to your signature, you won't be purchasing your boat for another 87 years, I think you're good. 

 

[JLBBass]

How about when someone buys a leftover 2yr old boat, such as buying a leftover 2016 model right now. That boat may be “new” when you hooked it up to your vehicle for the first time, BUT! That boat just became 2 yrs old when you got it home!

[SeriousBlack]

It's considered used once you bought it.

[Catt]

As soon as you leave the dealership ?

[S Hovanec]

I considered mine new til it was paid off (about 6 years).

 

People are always surprised when I tell them I bought it new in 2005!!

[gim]

On 2/16/2018 at 6:58 PM, slonezp said:

Seeing as, according to your signature, you won't be purchasing your boat for another 87 years, I think you're good. 

 

I tried fixing that at least 10 times and it won't go away

[J Francho]

11 minutes ago, gimruis said:

I tried fixing that at least 10 times and it won't go away

Fixed it.