Carver Yachts Announces Breakwater Marine as the New Carver Yachts Dealer for Pacific Northwest

Fred Moore & Aaron Moore, Principals Breakwater Marine, and Erik Nelson, Vice President of Sales & Marketing Carver Yachts, LLC announced today a new long term partnership agreement in the Pacific Northwest as the authorized Dealer representative servicing the premium yacht market.

“We are proud to confirm a strong partnership for a very important market for Carver Yachts,” commented Nelson. “This is an extremely dedicated organization committed to providing extraordinary service to all their customers. Their reputation speaks for itself in this region and the dedicated team of sales and service professionals throughout the Pacific Northwest will provide an unmatched network of support and information for all our Customers in this market. Breakwater Marine has taken an aggressive approach to the marine and yacht business over the past 3 years. They have set new standards for their exemplary after-market support and customer dedication programs. We could not be happier with the new partnership and association.”

“We are committed to selling the absolute highest quality of yachts and are excited about the opportunity to represent the Carver Yachts throughout our entire organization and in all of our Sales and Service facilities throughout Washington” stated Fred Moore & Aaron Moore, Principals Breakwater Marine. “There is no doubt that the Carver brand has emerged as industry leader in quality and craftsmanship. Their new aggressive product and market development strategies will position our company for continued advancement and success. We are pleased to be associated with such a partner.”

Breakwater will be showcasing new Carver product, including the brand new 2012 54 Voyager and 44 Sojourn at the upcoming Seattle Boat Show in January.

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