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New Boat Dealers in Fort Pierce, FL

6 of the 18 boat dealers we list in Fort Pierce have new boats.

Map listings for 'boat dealer' mix new-inventory dealerships in with used-only lots and private brokers, and Google's info panel doesn't show which boats a dealer actually sells new. Every dealer on this page is confirmed to carry new boats from the dealership's own website or current inventory, not just a generic 'boat dealer' category tag.

  1. Ameracat Boats

    3340 N US Highway 1, Fort Pierce, FL 34946-8478

    New boats
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  2. Ankona Boats

    2310 N Old Dixie Hwy, Fort Pierce, FL 34946-1410

    Tue-Fri; Sat by appt

    New boats
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  3. Bluewater Sportfishing Boats

    2901 Industrial Ave Three, Fort Pierce, FL 34946-8627

    New boatsParts
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  4. Caught Look'n Boatworks

    4205 Metzger Rd, Fort Pierce, FL 34947-1700

    Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm

    New boatsService deptFinancing
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  5. Cobia Boats

    4551 St Lucie Blvd, Fort Pierce, FL 34946-9002

    New boats
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  6. Eastward Boats inc.

    3207 Industrial 31st St, Fort Pierce, FL 34946-8616

    New boats
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Ask about factory warranty coverage before you sign. New-boat warranties vary widely by manufacturer and can differ from what's promised verbally, so get the exact warranty terms in writing before finalizing a purchase.

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What's the difference between a boat dealer and a boat broker?

A dealer typically sells new boats directly from a manufacturer, often alongside used trade-ins, while a broker sells used boats on behalf of owners for a commission and usually doesn't carry new inventory. Dealers are the ones to check for factory warranties and manufacturer financing.

Can I negotiate the price on a new boat?

Yes — new boat prices at dealerships are generally negotiable, similar to buying a car, especially near the end of a model year or boating season when dealers want to clear inventory. It also helps to ask what's included, like trailer, rigging, or first service.