Manufacturers

The company will offer classic sport models, center consoles, and eventually, a luxury day yacht.

Boat will make its world debut at FLIBS.

Correct Craft brands will represent the boating industry at a White House event.

Once head of Boston Whaler, Bower was chosen to lead the boat group in 2017.

Brunswick executives were on hand, virtually, for Tuesday’s opening.

The $58 million drop in revenue was less of a loss than expected.

Whaler says the 24-foot dual console is designed for active family staycations.

The new luxury wake boat takes its cues from the flagship M240.

The builder will also consolidate its worldwide production facilities to Malaysia.

Ingenity — part of Correct Craft’s technology arm Watershed Innovation — has also installed an electric charging station on Lake Tahoe.

Rolling out new models earlier than usual helped boost the company’s bottom line.

“Many issues facing the marine industry are decided in Washington D.C.,” says founder Buck Pegg.

Go Surf Assist will pay royalties moving forward.

The iconic builder says more room is needed as their model line — and demand — grows.

Manufacturers “still need to dig out of a hole,” according to NAM.

Increased demand in RV and marine drove record June and July sales.

The notorious inlet’s scheduled dredging did not take place this spring.

The builder is adding a facility in Greenville, N.C., that will create 60 jobs.

The builder will host semiprivate events at three of its yards during late summer and early fall.

The corporation reported its lowest midseason inventory levels in nearly 20 years.

Viking goes all in on its latest center console, a 46-footer with a cabin, more seating and up to 1,800 hp.

Princess Yachts teases its new X95 Superfly via Facebook Live.

Sales in its boat segment were off 28 percent, and gross profits in the category were down 54 percent.

The builder expands its NXT Series with the largest vessel in the model line.