Find a boat dealer near you
7319 new and used boat dealers across the United States — from big multi-brand dealerships to small family lots with a service shop out back. Every listing has an address, and most have a direct phone number.
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- Alabama150
- Alaska27
- Arizona71
- Arkansas84
- California421
- Colorado27
- Connecticut110
- Delaware22
- Florida1706
- Georgia182
- Hawaii21
- Idaho48
- Illinois128
- Indiana97
- Iowa57
- Kansas24
- Kentucky97
- Louisiana147
- Maine106
- Maryland180
- Massachusetts159
- Michigan285
- Minnesota204
- Mississippi61
- Missouri174
- Montana30
- Nebraska27
- Nevada20
- New Hampshire51
- New Jersey125
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- New York268
- North Carolina270
- North Dakota19
- Ohio127
- Oklahoma75
- Oregon82
- Pennsylvania82
- Rhode Island75
- South Carolina206
- South Dakota29
- Tennessee174
- Texas408
- Utah47
- Vermont19
- Virginia134
- Washington235
- Washington DC2
- West Virginia14
- Wisconsin198
- Wyoming2
Popular cities
- Fort Lauderdale, FL172
- Miami, FL106
- San Diego, CA66
- Stuart, FL56
- Seattle, WA51
- St Petersburg, FL49
- Naples, FL46
- Pompano Beach, FL46
- Newport Beach, CA43
- Dania Beach, FL41
- Annapolis, MD41
- Sarasota, FL37
- Fort Myers, FL29
- Charleston, SC29
- Buford, GA28
- Lake Havasu City, AZ27
- Clearwater, FL27
- Miami Beach, FL27
- Jacksonville, FL26
- West Palm Beach, FL25
- Newport, RI25
- Key Largo, FL23
- Pensacola, FL23
- Wilmington, NC23
Shopping new vs used? Dealers move last year's leftovers hardest in fall — the same hull can run thousands less in October than in April, and it still gets the full factory warranty.
Common questions
- When is the best time of year to buy a boat?
- Late fall through winter. Dealers clear current-year inventory after the season ends, boat shows bring show pricing in January–February, and spring is when demand — and prices — climb back up.
- Is it cheaper to buy a boat from a dealer or a private seller?
- Private sales usually run cheaper up front, but dealers add value that matters on the water: mechanical inspection, warranty options, financing and trade-ins. For a first boat, a dealer with a service department saves expensive surprises.
- What credit score do you need to finance a boat?
- Most marine lenders look for 680+, and the best rates go to 750+. Expect 10–20% down and terms of 10–20 years on larger boats — monthly payments matter more than sticker price for most buyers.