Sea Ray on the web

Sydney and ACT dealer launches new site

Sydney’s 5 Star Motor Cruisers, the Sea Ray distributor and dealer for the entire Sea Ray range for Sydney and the ACT, has announced the launch of their new dedicated Sea Ray website.

The goal of the new website is to showcase the quality and engineering of Sea Ray products, as well as keep customers abreast of al the latest models and news.

Commenting on the new website, managing director of 5 Star, Mr Peter Redford said: "The new website has been designed to help clients stay connected with the latest offerings from Sea Ray. It is more interactive and multimedia connected than other sites.” He added.

In addition to showcasing the latest Sea Ray models and news, the new website fully integrates with mobile and tablet connections allowing existing and new owners to review Sea Ray models while on the move.

To take a look at the new website go to: www.searaysydney.com.au

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