By Adam Quandt
Boating Industry Magazine Online
On the heels of not only redefining its performance segment, but also launching new features across multiple platforms with its 2021 model year machines, Sea-Doo did everything but rest on its laurels barreling into MY 2022.
“This year has been such a wild ride for Sea-Doo and that wave we’re riding hasn’t even crested yet,” Sea-Doo and BRP Marine Group director of product strategy James Heintz said during the virtual launch. “We’re enjoying record market share on a global scale and we’ve...[read more]
