Skyline Marina Now Represents Meridian Yachts

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Skyline Marina is pleased to announce we have extended our already industry leading brand depth with the addition of another Brunswick Group manufacturer in Meridian Yachts. This is an ideal addition to our already stand alone brands that include Sea Ray and Hatteras Yachts.

Meridian Yachts is the industry leader in the growing Sedan Bridge segment of the marine market. The lineup consists of four models, 341 Sedan, 391 Sedan, 441 Sedan and the Flagship 541 Sedan.

Meridian Yachts combine a lot of interior and exterior volume with European styling and performance. All models come with the patented "Total Command" Joystick Docking Technology. The 341, 391, and 441 come standard with this feature where the 441 and 541 can be optioned with the revolutionary Zeus Pod Drive with Joystick Technology.

Skyline is pleased to tell you that we have already sold a 391, and have a 2011 441 in stock and available for viewing. Currently on order is a 341 and 391 Sedan, both being 2013 models.

Please mark on your calendars April 14th and 15th to attend our open house to view our product lines and share in our excitement. We encourage you to contact your Skyline Marina sales representative or our general number at 705-327-2002 to make your appointment. For more information visit http://www.meridian-yachts.com/.

We are always open at www.skylinemarina.com

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