Vermilion Yacht Sales – Now the Great Lakes Dealer for Nimbus Boats!

Published: Thursday, July 16, 2020

Vermilion Yacht Sales, LLC is proud to announce that they have become the Great Lakes dealer for Nimbus Boats, manufactured in Sweden. With a fifty year history of building boats, Nimbus offers beautiful Scandinavian designs and quality craftsmanship, providing the Great Lakes boating community with a fresh and new boating experience. With the Nimbus Commuter class model and its enclosed pilot house, boaters can start their boating season earlier in the spring and extend their boating far into the fall, while the Nimbus Tender class offers a new style in the world of center consoles.

Vermilion Yacht Sales, LLC is the only authorized Nimbus and MJM Yachts dealer on the Great Lakes, offering a full service center for the region. Located on the shores of Lake Erie in Vermilion, Ohio, Vermilion Yacht Sales operates in partnership with Moes Marine Service, which was established in 1938 and helps to provide exceptional maintenance and seamless service in all facets of the boat buying experience. Moes Marine Service is known for high quality service and personal relationships, and Mike Moes, the President and CEO, is committed to instilling those same qualities into the fiber of Vermilion Yacht Sales.

“We, at Nimbus, are very glad to have Vermillion Yachts Sales on board as a new member of the Nimbus family in the U.S.,” says Jonas Göthberg, Commercial Director, Nimbus Boats, Sweden, AB. “We are looking forward to a long and strong cooperation where we together grow the brand Nimbus in the U.S. Vermillion will be our new dealer in the area of Lake Erie and Lake St Clair, and its surrounding cities including Detroit, Cleveland, and Buffalo.”

Equally excited about the partnership is Karl Sooy, VP of Sales for Vermilion Yacht Sales. “When we were researching our market and what our clientele was searching for, Nimbus was a very good fit,” says Sooy. “With the fit and finish and enclosed pilot house of the Nimbus brand, we felt that it was a great fit for Great Lake boaters looking to do some extended cruising and exploring.”