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MTI's new dealer in Toronto, Canada - Big East Marine

by Marine Technology Inc 30 Jan 19:36 GMT

Marine Technology Inc. (MTI) is excited to announce the addition of Big East Marine as our newest dealer, marking our first official expansion into Canada. Located on the shores of Lake Simcoe, Big East Marine is owned by fellow powerboat racer Cole Leibel.

Leibel, who also owns an MTI catamaran of his own, has long been a passionate advocate for performance boating, and now his dealership will bring MTI's cutting-edge vessels to Canadian customers. Big East Marine, known for their full-service capabilities, including expert maintenance, repairs, customization, and boat sales, is set to provide Canadian boating enthusiasts with the same high level of quality and service that MTI represents!

Big East Marine is more than equipped to serve MTI customers with top-tier sales, service, and support. From indoor storage to summer dockage, the dealership offers a comprehensive range of services designed to enhance the boating experience. Taylor Scism, Vice President of MTI, expressed her excitement about the partnership, noting the importance of Big East Marine's ability to care for their customers' boats both on and off the water.

This new dealership marks a significant milestone for MTI as we expand our reach, bringing world-class performance boats to the Canadian market and building a strong, vibrant community of MTI owners in the region.

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