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Deep Impact Boats announces a return to manufacturer direct sales in order to add value to the Deep Impact ownership experience. Based in Miami, the new sales office offers customers not only the ability to see the finished product, but also a chance to become engaged in the building of their own custom Deep Impact. The new location offers easy accessibility to all of South Florida’s waterways and is ideal for servicing customers on Florida’s west coast.
“We decided to go straight to the customer because we believe this is what the customer desires and deserves,” says Michael Rojas new chief operating officer of Deep Impact Boats. “We welcome the opportunity to interact with our customer to understand their needs, every Deep Impact that we build is as unique as the person who takes on the pride of ownership. We love our boats, we want our customers to love our boats, and we want to push it to the limit in terms of performance and personalization. The new location will serve as a hub for everything we do from the sales team to the factory floor; we can ensure precise delivery times, immediate on location service. This is a business model we believe in and I know it’s a business model our customer will come to love.”
Deep Impact will celebrate the grand opening of their sales facility at the 2010 Miami International Boat Show. All of the sales team on hand for the event will be factory representatives with an extensive understanding of the company’s product line. The company will introduce a newly designed quad-engine 36 with a confirmed top speed over 86 MPH. Also being introduced are plans for our new flagship 39 ft boat going into production in 2010. For more information you can contact the Deep Impact Sales office at [email protected], 305-627-9394 or visit us at 805 NW 159 Drive Miami, FL 33169

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Catmando

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Catmando

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