Dealership Map

[NautiqueJeff]

Here's a map showing all of the dealerships in the continental US. Kind of interesting to see the layout...

[Grant_West]

RE: Dealership Map

Is this map correct? I don't see Hammers Marine in Petaluma Ca. I can see Central Valley Marine in San Jose and Larson Marine in Stockton Ca. I even See West Coat Corrrect Craft, But there should be a Red dot north of the Golden Gate bridge, For Hammers. Thats where the Bling Bling came from and RufneckRider's SAN came from. REPRESENT CA. LOL

[NautiqueJeff]

RE: Dealership Map

What are you talking about?? I see it.

















Okay, so I missed one. I just added it.

[G-man]

Your missing Buxton Marine in Dallas area, a great dealership that listens to the customer.

[NautiqueJeff]

There are two towns called Lewisville in Texas. I picked the wrong one to put on the map. It should be fixed now. Thanks for pointing that out.

[ssaxet]

I was just wondering why only one listed on the dealer list (in ohio) but map above shows 3 in ohio ..
I didnt know there were any but Nav. co. and Mid Ohio in my area.... pit...

[NautiqueJeff]

I was just wondering why only one listed on the dealer list (in ohio) but map above shows 3 in ohio ..
I didnt know there were any but Nav. co. and Mid Ohio in my area.... pit...

They're all owned by the same company (Mid-Ohio Watersports). I believe they only sell Correct Crafts out of one of their locations, but all three are listed on their website, so I went ahead and put them all on the map. I've met the people from the Navigation Company, and I bought my boat from Mid-Ohio. Great people at both places!

[ssaxet]

Ive been to both when we were looking also.... and I agree.. nice folks... almost bought a boat from both em.... I didnt realize MON was three locations.... guess they just sell nautiques in New London... ended up finding a private deal that worked for us in Orlando... plus I got to use my new boat in one of my favorite Lakes... Lake Wildcat on RT40 north of MCO... I like the map..... thanks

[AbunDiga909]

Two things:

1.) I feel bad for the Nautique owner in Denver, if there are any with that distance to a dealership--didn't realize how lucky I have it.

2.) Can't belive you made that. Seems like a helluva job going through every dealership individually and placing a red square right at their exact location. Nice Job!

I wonder what its like buying a new Nautique around San Fran., having about 4 dealerships to choose from... Doesn't that cause some "civil" competition?

[skinautique]

Abundiga,
They don't really have 4 dealerships to choose from when buying a new boat. They all have their own territories that they can sell in.

Ask SGY about not having a dealer in Colorado!

It is interesting to see this map. Looks like there are a few holes that need to be filled across the states.

[skinautique]

Pretty surprised that there is no dealer in Iowa or Kansas or South Carolina

[AbunDiga909]

I understand how there are territories so you can't buy a Nautique from a guy half way across the country, but when you are this close, I would think it would be kind of hard for CC to say to someone that they can't buy a boat from the dealer of your choice for whatever reason just because of some boundaries when we are talking just a small number of miles here.

[NautiqueJeff]

I don't know... I've heqrd that they can be pretty strict when it comes to dealer territories. It helps keep things fair for the dealers.

Pretty surprised that there is no dealer in Iowa or Kansas or South Carolina

Yeah, I agree. SN, why don't you and I partner up and open one on Lake Murray in SC?

[AbunDiga909]

This is what I would have to say about the location of the dealerships:

Red circles is where there are too many dealerships that need to be spread out and dont' need to be so close.

Blue circles are where the residents are that are Nautique-Deprived due to too long of a distance to the dealership.

[AbunDiga909]

I don't know... I've heqrd that they can be pretty strict when it comes to dealer territories. It helps keep things fair for the dealers.

It is good that they are strict, but it is hard, there is a lot of gray area. For example, a little before this time last year, right between the 03-04 switch, we were considering a leftover 03, new, but halfway across the country almost. One could say we could buy it because it wasn't the current' year's edition if we were to order new, but then again the problem could be that it wasn't really old enough to be last years' edition. Then one could say that we couldn't buy it because it is still new. This huge ordeal went on and on and on for months.

This is the gray area I'm talking about because no one person could really say if we were allowed to or not get this boat. Hopefully the new-and-improved CC will be more strict like you are saying and make it so this can't happen again.