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St. Augustine, FL

Admiral Yacht Sales

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2 years ago

Admiral Yacht Sales was very helpful, informative and forthcoming with any questions I had and even answered questions I didn't ask.

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Waylen Bay Marine - Grizzly 2072

Waylen Bay Marine

(41 reviews)

Waylen Bay Has a great selection but getting customer service was less than par. Went in several…read moretimes on my days off and not wearing the cleanest clothes and had to work at getting someone to assist me. The salesman was super nice but did not know the product line I was shopping and had to go back-and-forth with the sales manager who I asked if I could deal directly with because he did know the product. That did not happen. I reluctantly looked into another boat dealer, and it was ultimately super refreshing. My guess is, dress fancy and pull up in a nice vehicle if you want good service. Unfortunate being I paid cash for the boat. Recap: huge selection, poor customer service, super nice salesman once connected, liimited product knowledge on vessel of interest.

DO NOT TRUST that this company is looking out for your interests. They employ poorly trained…read moresalespeople that don't disclose RUST, cracks, mold, cracks in battery department and gelcoat damage. They excuse the salespeople's errors as language barriers and do not take responsibility for their misrepresentations. I repeatedly asked about the boat's condition and requested videos. The videos were never provided, and instead the salesperson kept reassuring that the item was a "NEW BOAT". DECEPTIVE BUSINESS PRACTICES. Deeply disappointed. LOSING $17,000 deposit toward added electronics. I even offered to compromise and take half of the $17,000 deposit instead ($8500) but the dealership owner refused. Instead, they pressured me to go through with the original boat deal to avoid losing my $17,000 deposit. They said they would keep the entire $17,000 if I walked away from the deal and that I would not be making a smart decision if I walked away. Buyers traveling a long distance should be able to rely on repeated assurances about condition before committing substantial nonrefundable money. Ken Ryals

Admiral Yacht Sales - boatdealers - Updated October 2026

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