Village Motorsports started as a family owned and operated business in 1993. At that time we were a feed store and garden center. Today, we are dealers for Polaris, Kawasaki, Jet Ski, Yamaha, WaveRunner, Suzuki and Triton Trailers, selling Motorcycles, ATVs Side-by-Side UTVs, …
Village Motorsports works with financing partners to help buyers secure loans for boats and watercraft. Contact Village Motorsports to ask about current financing promotions, available lenders, and whether pre-qualification is available. You can also use Searchshop's built-in payment estimator on any listing to model monthly payments before reaching out.
Village Motorsports is located at 23436 Constitution Highway, Unionville, Virginia, 22567. They serve buyers in Unionville, Virginia and surrounding areas.
Village Motorsports specializes in boats and watercraft. Browse their full inventory on Searchshop to see all available listings with year, make, model, photos, and pricing.
You can contact Village Motorsports through the contact form or reveal their phone number on their Searchshop profile page. Include the year, make, and model you are interested in for a faster response.
Many boat dealers accept trade-ins as part of a purchase. Contact Village Motorsports directly to ask about their trade-in program, how they value trade-in units, and how a trade-in would apply toward your next boat purchase.
Buying a boat from Village Motorsports in Unionville, Virginia? Use this guide to evaluate any listing before you commit.
Match the boat to your waters
Pontoons and deck boats suit calm lakes. Deep-V hulls handle chop on larger lakes and coastal water. Center consoles are versatile for fishing. Ask Village Motorsports which models suit the waterways near Unionville, Virginia.
Inspect the hull carefully
Look for stress cracks, blistering, or repairs on fiberglass hulls. Check the transom for soft spots by pressing firmly — a solid transom feels rigid. Osmotic blistering costs thousands to repair.
Check engine hours
Inboard and outboard engines are typically rated to 1,500–3,000 hours. Low-hour engines with service records are worth more. Ask to see oil change and winterization records for any boat at Village Motorsports.
Request a sea trial
Test the boat on the water before buying. Run it at full throttle. Listen for unusual noises. Check that the throttle and steering respond smoothly. Reputable dealers like Village Motorsports will accommodate this request.
Verify title and registration
Ask for the current title and confirm the hull identification number (HIN) matches. Check for any liens with your state boating agency. Village Motorsports should be able to walk you through the paperwork.
Marine financing has unique terms. Here is what to know before financing a boat through Village Motorsports in Unionville, Virginia.
Typical Loan Terms
10 to 20 years for larger boats. Smaller boats are typically financed over 5 to 10 years.
Down Payment
10% to 20% is standard. Some lenders require more for older vessels.
Pro Tip
Get pre-approved by your bank before visiting Village Motorsports — it gives you a rate to compare against dealer financing.
Marine lenders (USAA, SunTrust, Essex Credit) specialize in boat loans and often offer better rates than general banks. Get a pre-approval before visiting Village Motorsports to compare against dealer-arranged financing.
Village Motorsports is a boat dealer in Unionville, Virginia listed on Searchshop. Browse their full boats and watercraft inventory, view detailed photos, compare prices, and get in contact directly from this page. Searchshop aggregates boat dealer listings across the country so you can compare stock and pricing in one place before you visit or call.
Buyers in and around Unionville, Virginia can browse the full inventory at Village Motorsports, read verified buyer reviews, and reach out through the contact form on this page. Each listing at Village Motorsports shows year, make, model, condition, mileage or hours, and current asking price. Use the monthly payment estimator on any listing to model financing before stepping on the lot.
The inventory at Village Motorsports is updated regularly on Searchshop. Each listing shows high-resolution photos alongside the year, make, model, trim, and price. Mileage, condition notes, and available options are listed on each vehicle detail page. A built-in loan calculator lets you estimate your monthly payment based on purchase price, down payment, and loan term before you call or visit. Save listings you like to compare them side by side. If a unit you are interested in is no longer showing, contact Village Motorsports directly — dealers often have incoming trades and new arrivals not yet listed.
Buying from a local boat dealer in Virginia has practical advantages. Local dealers handle state title, registration, and sales tax in-house. Warranty and service work are easier to coordinate nearby. Local dealers carry inventory suited to the region — boats suited to local waterways and seasons. Visiting in person lets you inspect and test ride before you commit. Use the Searchshop dealer directory to compare Virginia boat dealers by city, brand, or inventory.
Use the contact form on this page to ask about a specific listing, request more photos, or schedule a visit. Include the year, make, and model for a faster response. Ask about trade-in valuations, financing promotions, and upcoming inventory. Village Motorsports is in the Searchshop boat dealer directory serving Unionville, Virginia and surrounding areas. Browse other boat dealers on Searchshop to compare inventory and pricing near you.
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At a Glance
Village Motorsports started as a family owned and operated business in 1993. At that time we were a feed store and garden center. Today, we are dealers for Polaris, Kawasaki, Jet Ski, Yamaha, WaveRunner, Suzuki and Triton Trailers, selling Motorcycles, ATVs Side-by-Side UTVs, Boat Trailers and more. We recognize that everyone who chooses to do business with us, has just that, a choice. We respect and appreciate that fact. We look forward to the opportunity to serve our customers and the community.
Made a deal over the phone on a new brute force since I was coming from over 4 hours away. Communication was amazing and pricing was unbeatable. They had the quad all ready for me when I got there and everybody was extremely friendly! Would definitely recommend this dealership!
Best powersports dealer in Northern Virginia. Have bought several side by sides here as well as had service done here as well. Always great support from sale, service, and parts.
Drove 2 1/2 hours to pick up my 1st Kawasaki, their OTD price blew me away compared to other dealers I contacted. Scott was a pleasure to deal with, I recommend Village Motorsports to anyone in the market for some fun!
Worst dealership I've ever been to... they wouldn't uphold a deadly crash recall on a 2017 model king quad 750. They advised me falsely into purchasing parts that it didn't need and insisted that they checked the stator which was the recalled part and said it was working fine. I spent over 800 dollars in parts and labor to fix what they recommended, and it still shut off exactly like the recall. We replaced the stator and now it's finally fixed. I would NEVER trust them with any of your machines. I will never be going there ever again for anything. Awful customer service on top of even more awful mechanic work and false diagnostics.
I brought my Kawasaki ZX-10R in for its 15,000-mile service and valve adjustment on August 21st, and I didn’t get it back until September 19th. Over the phone I was quoted one price, but after making the 2-hour drive to the dealership I was told it would actually be $130 more. I was originally told the work would take about a week. Instead, my bike sat in the shop for nearly a month, with very little communication unless I chased them down. Some of the downtime was blamed on “shipping delays,” but when I finally received tracking info, it became clear that parts weren’t even ordered right away — costing me more unnecessary time without my bike. At one point I was told a broken shim caused the delay, only to later be told there was no broken shim at all — just tight clearances needing new shims. I also asked multiple times for photos of the work, but those requests were ignored. On top of that, both service advisors I dealt with were unwilling to explain parts of the service to me and often tried to cut me off on the phone just to end the conversation. To top it all off, after a month of waiting, I picked up my bike and it was returned to me caked in dust. The bike does seem to be running fine now, but the misquote, poor communication, preventable delays, inconsistent explanations, dismissive service advisors, and lack of care for my bike’s condition left me with a really bad overall experience. If you bring your motorcycle here, be prepared for surprises in both cost and wait time.
