Tahoe Boats is part of the Tracker Marine family. The company offers sport, ski and deck boats from 17 to 25 feet. Tahoe boats are known for their premium performance, innovative engineering, stylish design and flare for luxury.
Tahoe is proud to offer the boat buying public "boats for all reasons". This is because Tahoe manufactures a variety of models that meet the various needs of boating enthusiasts. So whether it is for fishing, skiing, cruising or simply lounging around, there is definitely a Tahoe boat that will fit your needs.
The company is enjoying remarkable growth with the introduction of its ski fish series in 2004. Buyers flocked to Tahoe dealerships to line up for Tahoe's full-featured boats. This enthusiastic interest turned into volumes of sales for Tahoe, allowing it to be one of the top ten sellers in its category.
For 2006, Tahoe braces for the coming year with more product offerings. It is expanding its line with high quality runabouts and a brand new deck boat with a walk-through windshield to ward off wind at speed. These new offerings are complemented with Tahoe's traditional trademarks for quality: beautiful design, wide array of luxury features, exceptional interiors and layouts.
It is significant to note that Tracker Marine Group and its Tahoe manufacturing facility have successfully completed Mercury MerCruiser® propulsion installation quality certification. This certification is deemed an important step for delivering top-notch product quality and high owner satisfaction. The Tahoe team worked closely with Mercury engineers to fine-tune installation procedures in order to achieve the certification.
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"Center Cut"
Tahoe’s 215 Center Console is a ski and entertainment deck boat that has the rugged soul of a fishing boat. The 21-foot center console boat rockets across the water at 50 mph, no doubt on its way to some hot redfish or seatrout spot on the coast. Center consoles are the mainstay of saltwater fishing, mainly because their open design gives anglers such freedom of movement and driving balance — no matter how many people are aboard. Well, in this particular case, the center console isn’t heading toward any saltwater fishing hole for the very good reason that it’s in Branson, Missouri, in America’s Heartland. And the driver isn’t even looking for fish, but rather, is on a pleasure cruise of Table Rock Lake.
"Quality Control"
Tahoe listened to the desires of the thrifty boater with its affordable, yet amenity-laden Q4 bowrider.
If Tracker Marine can’t get you on the water and having a good time, you need to seriously think about a career change. Tahoe’s new Q4 bowrider gets you into the game for $13,995, which is probably less than NFL big-man Warren Sapp spent on barbecue last year.
"Room to Move"
TAHOE® Sportboats knows deckboats. For 2005, the company added three new models to its lineup of deckboats, bringing the total to 10 models ranging from 19 feet, 10 inches to 25 feet, 2 inches in length.
Number seven in the lineup is the brand-new TAHOE® 228 WT, which at 22 feet, 5 inches in length marks the beginning of the company's larger, more luxurious deckboat offerings.
"Tahoe 215 Deck Boat"
It's all about cockpit space. Tahoe's new 215 Deck Boat maximizes that by hanging outboard horsepower on the transom, which makes a lighter, quicker boat without the space-eating engine box in the cockpit. In our tests the boat's design and execution made a lot of sense. The 215's layout is spacious and comfortable throughout. Bow seating gives room for a few to lounge or a half-dozen to sit. Aft seating does the same.
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