The non-Mercury Racing engine is aimed at a wider variety of production boats.

Raymarine DockSense wouldn’t let us hit anything.

The system will be demonstrated at the Miami International Boat Show later this month.

The site was formerly occupied by Russell Athletics.

Lexus, VanDutch establish U.S. production facilities.

Battery technology needs to evolve for electric propulsion to compete with gas or diesel.

Italian influences on American design

Next-generation composites are making boats lighter, faster and stronger.

Homeowners say Molly’s Marine Service in Naples is hurting property values.

A 78-foot Numarine with the company’s new virtual concierge, Angel, is on display at the Consumer Electronics Show.

Mike Hood, owner of Union Foundry in Bellingham, Wash., shutters his family business after 112 years.

Audio alert system helps Pauline Dowell achieve on-water independence.

Marine Travelift CEO Erich Pfeifer has helped pioneer innovations in boat-moving equipment while expanding his company’s global network of clients.

Representatives from every state on Eastern Seaboard have voiced concerns.

The Florida builder hopes to add at least 50 workers.

The announcement that a landmark of the city’s waterfront, Jensen Motor Boat Co., is shutting down follows the closures of other yards in the last few years.

With FLIBS in our wake, we found two emerging trends at the vast show.

Groco president Don Gross comes from a family of logical thinkers who hold 23 company patents.

Isobutanol can replace E15, but there are hurdles.

Dealership now represents Fairline from Florida to Maine.

Westrec also upgrading marinas in Florida and Chicago.

The VT X 32 Pleasure could be the first performance boat built in Dubai.

Prospective buyers can charter the PC65 for a week for 1 percent of the boat’s selling price.

The company was one of the first performance-boat builders to enter the center console market.

President and CEO Ron Huibers discussed hybrid propulsion and more during a media presentation.

Company president Bruce Thompson also talked about new owner Malibu and expanding facilities in Fort Pierce, Fla.

For many, it’s going to be a long road.

The $6.5 million contract will help repair the catastrophic damage left from Hurricane Matthew.

The first year’s awards attracted 54 companies of all sizes.

Making boating easier is the common theme among IBEX’s frontrunners.

Florence and Michael may change the way we define hurricanes.

Chief technology officer David Foulkes talks about Brunswick Corp.’s transition into a solutions-based company.

When Christophe Lavigne arrived at Four Winns 12 years ago to head the engineering department, the Cadillac, Mich.-based company had a traditional office layout with designers, architects and engineers separated in cubicles.

Parent company has 28 years of experience with boat repair service.

The event would take place in 2020.

High winds leveled multiple rack-storage buildings.

It’s more than just a pontoon with a ballast tank.

The towboat builder is manufacturing its own inboards.

It uses RV-based hydraulics to extend the boat’s beam to 14 feet.

The NMMA president received strong and emotional praise from leading industry executives.

Some say climate change is turning hurricanes into rain events.