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| Boston Whaler Joins With Costco |
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| Written by Ed Sherman |
| Friday, 16 July 2010 15:20 |
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It was announced earlier today that Boston Whaler has cut a deal with Costco that will offer buyers an opportunity to save up to $2000 toward the purchase of one of Boston Whaler's small boat models. You won't actually find the boat sitting on the floor at a Costco store. The company will be working with nearby dealers as a part of this promotional effort and will offer cash certificates that can be turned into the savings as I understand it. This is not the first boat company to team up with Costco. Sea Ray has had a program in place with them for some time. The Whaler deal is being run on a trial basis through this September so if you're interested in one of Boston Whaler's great small boats, get to a Costco and check it out. |
| Last Updated on Friday, 16 July 2010 15:32 |
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