Hatteras and Cabo Yachts selected several MarineMax team members as authorized sales agents. “Given MarineMax’s success with our brands and their reputation with Hatteras and
A fully refurbished Knit Wits — the first Hatteras sportfishing yacht, built in 1960 — was the centerpiece of an employee appreciation day at the
Hatteras and Cabo Yachts have seen an uptick in sales and activity in the six weeks since the brands’ sale from Brunswick Corp. to Philadelphia-based
Hatteras and Cabo dealers are fortunate that the brands were bought by a group that believes in letting the builders’ management team run the company,
North Carolina-based Hatteras and Cabo Yachts, which parent company Brunswick Corp. placed up for sale in early January, laid off 25 percent of its hourly
Brunswick Corp. is still narrowing the field of potential buyers for Hatteras and Cabo, the two brands it announced it was selling in January, and
A club for Hatteras owners is expanding its criteria to attract more members as owners either leave boating or move “in another direction,” the club
Hatteras Yachts and Cabo Yachts announced another round of layoffs, the second since parent company Brunswick Corp. said the brands were up for sale earlier
Hatteras dealers were sitting on little inventory as parent company Brunswick Corp. announced it was seeking a buyer for the brand. That’s according to Michael
Brunswick Corp. announced Thursday that its board of directors authorized the company to seek a buyer for its Hatteras and Cabo brands. The move came
Hatteras and Cabo Yachts selected several MarineMax team members as authorized sales agents. “Given MarineMax’s success with our brands and their reputation with Hatteras and
A fully refurbished Knit Wits — the first Hatteras sportfishing yacht, built in 1960 — was the centerpiece of an employee appreciation day at the
Hatteras and Cabo Yachts have seen an uptick in sales and activity in the six weeks since the brands’ sale from Brunswick Corp. to Philadelphia-based
Hatteras and Cabo dealers are fortunate that the brands were bought by a group that believes in letting the builders’ management team run the company,
North Carolina-based Hatteras and Cabo Yachts, which parent company Brunswick Corp. placed up for sale in early January, laid off 25 percent of its hourly
Brunswick Corp. is still narrowing the field of potential buyers for Hatteras and Cabo, the two brands it announced it was selling in January, and
A club for Hatteras owners is expanding its criteria to attract more members as owners either leave boating or move “in another direction,” the club
Hatteras Yachts and Cabo Yachts announced another round of layoffs, the second since parent company Brunswick Corp. said the brands were up for sale earlier
Hatteras dealers were sitting on little inventory as parent company Brunswick Corp. announced it was seeking a buyer for the brand. That’s according to Michael
Brunswick Corp. announced Thursday that its board of directors authorized the company to seek a buyer for its Hatteras and Cabo brands. The move came
