Save Hundreds of Thousands with this nearly-new Beech Baron

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Jan. 28, 2019 - PRLog -- What's the difference between a factory new Beech/Textron G58 Baron and one that's only four years old?  Not much....unless you consider the price.  New Baron's are nearly one and a half million dollars.  WildBlue's latest listing, N58GR, is over $400,000 less.  Is having new worth it?

"Not in my opinion," says WildBlue owner Chris Kirk.  "The one advantage you have with new are the warranties but really, how much is a warranty worth?  It's hard to believe anyone would pay $400k for a short-term warranty.  That's why we're so excited about this latest listing.  It presents tremendous value to the right buyer."

N58GR is a 2015 Baron with just 293 total hours since new.  It's equipped with Garmin's state-of-the-art G1000 integrated avionics system that includes synthetic vision, terrain awareness and warning, and the vaunted GFC 700 auto pilot.  The upgraded paint and Hartzell Scimitar props are unique for this year and help to make this Baron stand head and shoulders above other same-year offerings.

The Beech Baron has been the backbone of the twin-engine general aviation fleet for nearly five decades. And the reasons are many. It's rugged. It can haul a respectable load. It's an easy transition for pilots moving up the ladder. And it has proven year after year to hold its value better than any twin produced in that same time.

Check this amazing Beech Baron and other aircraft offerings at http://www.FlyWildBlue.com