Boats.net Founder Launches Cox Diesel Outboards Distribution Partnership and new brand, Dieseloutboards.com
TAMPA, Fla., Oct. 16, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Boats.net founder and Outdoor Network owner Tom D'Azevedo announced that beginning in October 2018, The Outdoor Network will expand its growing operations to include distribution of Cox Powertrain's revolutionary new CXO300 diesel outboard motor. The landmark expansion will be accompanied by a new web presence, www.dieseloutboards.com, and will include CXO300 distribution to the GSA, Bahamas, Belize, Colombia, Guatemala and all countries within the Caribbean.
The CXO300 diesel outboard engine, developed by British diesel engine innovator Cox Powertrain, is the world's first 300hp diesel outboard engine. The advanced technology of the motor combines the power and torque of a diesel inboard with the flexibility of an outboard. The CXO300 diesel outboard boasts increased power, performance, efficiency and torque and lasts three times longer than traditional gasoline outboards. It is considered the best of both worlds for gasoline and diesel engines.
Cox is touting the CXO300 diesel outboard engine as a game changer and "the most powerful, professional diesel outboard engine ever developed, with levels of efficiency and reliability to match." The CXO300 is compatible with commercial, government, powerboat and super yacht vessels currently using 300hp or higher outboard motors and, according to Cox, is "the highest power density diesel outboard engine ever developed."
Tom D'Azevedo and the newly formed Dieseloutboards.com team will be present at the 59th Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show from October 31- November 4, 2018. This show will mark the official launch of Dieseloutboards.com and new distribution partnership between Outdoor Network and Cox to coincide with the global industry launch of the CXO300, which will also take place during the show.,
Join the Boats.net crew at booth number 1077-1078 in Yellow Zone Land to climb aboard an Intrepid 345 boat and see the CXO300 diesel outboard engine in person.
About Outdoor Network and Dieseloutboards.com
Outdoor Network is your premier resource for top-quality boats, outboard motors, powersports vehicles, and original manufacturer parts. Our e-commerce websites -- Boats.net, Partzilla.com, and Firedog.com -- work hand-in-hand with our marine and powersports dealerships to deliver millions of genuine Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Polaris, Suzuki, Can-Am, Evinrude, and Mercury parts directly to customers around the world. Our dealerships have earned the Yamaha Five-Star and BRP Platinum titles, as well as the Kawasaki Ichiban Dealer title -- a reward reserved for the top 20 Kawasaki dealers in the country. Dieseloutboards.com is a new expansion of the Outdoor Network brand focused on the service, installation and distribution of Cox Powertrain diesel outboard motors.
About Cox Powertrain
Cox Powertrain is a world-leading, innovative British engineering company, who develops marine diesel outboard engines for worldwide and multi-market applications.
It is the first company to introduce a completely new line of high powered, high performance and highly durable diesel outboard engines that have been built from the ground up specifically for marine use.
Cox's first ground-breaking diesel outboard engine, the CXO300, is based on a 4-stroke, V8 architecture. It delivers a combination of high power, high torque and single fuel, enabling it to offer the same performance and efficiency of an inboard but with the convenience and flexibility of an outboard.
Cox Powertrain has a global network of distributors and dealers who have been tasked with breaking the mould to deliver a sales and support service that is second to none in the marine industry.
For further information, visit www.coxmarine.com
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