Value Your Trade
Tell us about the boat, pontoon, or PWC you want to trade and our sales team will follow up with an honest trade value
Get Your Trade Value
Know What Your Trade Is Worth
Before you decide on a new or pre-owned boat, it helps to know what your current boat, pontoon, or PWC is worth. Our sales team looks at the make, model, year, condition, hours, and maintenance history to put together a real, accurate trade value.
Trade value can also shift with the season and current market demand for your specific make and model, so we take that into account when we follow up with your number.
What Our Sales Team Looks At
Tell Us About Your Boat
Share the make, model, year, hours, and current condition of the boat, pontoon, or PWC you are looking to trade.
Condition And Maintenance History Matter
Well maintained equipment with service records on file typically holds more trade value than a boat with an unknown history.
Market Demand Plays A Role
Trade value also reflects current demand for your specific make and model, which can shift with the season.
We Follow Up With A Real Number
Our sales team follows up with an honest trade value you can apply toward a new or pre-owned purchase.
Ready To Value Your Trade?
Fill out the form below with your boat's details and our sales team will follow up with a trade value.
A Sales Team That Gives You An Honest Number
A Real Trade Value
We look at condition, hours, and maintenance history to give you an honest, accurate number.
We Track The Market
Trade value reflects current demand for your specific make and model, so your number stays accurate to the season.
Same Marina, Every Trade
Your trade value comes from the same sales team at the same marina on the Whitefish Chain, from valuation through your next purchase.
Trade Value Questions Answered
We need the make, model, year, hours, and current condition of your boat, pontoon, or PWC. Photos and maintenance records can help us give a more accurate number.
Yes. Trade value reflects current market demand for your specific make and model, which can shift throughout the year.
No. You can request a trade value at any time, whether or not you are ready to purchase a new or pre-owned boat.
A trade value is an estimate our sales team applies toward a new or pre-owned purchase. Consignment, which does include a $150 inspection fee, is for selling your boat outright rather than trading it in.