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Information contained in this presentation, other than historical information, should beconsidered forward-looking and subject to various risks, uncertainties and assumptions. Shouldone or more of these risks or uncertainties materialize, or should underlying assumptions proveincorrect, actual results may vary materially from those anticipated, estimated or expected.Among the key factors that may have a direct bearing on the operating results, performance andfinancial condition of the Company are the general economic environment, which has and cangreatly impact the marine industry; the availability and cost of borrowed funds; the level ofconsumer spending and available financing; continued availability of key products; and otherfactors discussed in MarineMax's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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Investment Highlights

Largest Retailer in a Highly Fragmented Industry

Industry Recovery is Broadening

Customer Service Strategy Producing Leading Market Share

Exclusive Agreements with Premier Manufacturers

Experienced and Proven Management Team

Considerable Financial Strength

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Company Snapshot

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World’s Largest Boat and Yacht Retailer

63 Locations Operating in 16 States and the British Virgin Islands

Premium Brands – Spanning 11 Feet to Over 200 Feet

Broad, Protected Territories

Unparalleled Approach To Customer Service

Passionate Customers & Team –Committed to the Boating Lifestyle

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19’ – 40’

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20’ – 25’

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Boston Whaler 11–

42FT

11’ – 42’

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50’ – 155’

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40’ – 125’

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20 ‘ – 25’

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• Added 2016• European built• Highly innovative (i.e., folding sides/rotating rear seat)• High quality - compliments existing brands

30’ – 78’

30’- 68’

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Developed by MarineMax – For Charter Worldwide Distribution Rights (excluding China) – Private sales - accelerating

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18’ – 45’

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17.5’ – 42’

Differentiated Approach

“Teach Me” Sales team are boaters Demo rides Captains Women On Water Children in Boating

“Service Me” Proactive Mobile Emergency

“Show me how to Have Fun” Getaways! Trips Customer Events (over 1,000 events last year)

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MarineMax Getaways!

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Significant Brand/Segment Expansion –Driving Growth

Azimut (Yachts) 2008 – Florida 2009 – Carolina’s, Georgia, Tennessee 2011 – California 2012 – Entire United States

Meridian (Yachts) 2009 – Chesapeake, San Diego

Boston Whaler (Premium Fish) 2009 – Southwest Florida 2011 – Ft. Lauderdale 2014 – Minnesota

Harris (Pontoon) 2010 – Minnesota, New Jersey 2011 – West Central Florida 2012 – Alabama, North and Southwest

Florida, North Carolina, Texas

Nautique (Ski, Wake, Wakesurf) 2010 – Minnesota 2011 – Missouri 2012 – Tampa Bay Florida

Scout (Premium Fish) 2012 – Southeast Florida 2012 – New Jersey/Maryland 2014 – Texas & New York

Sailfish (Value Fish) 2013 – All Saltwater Markets

Scarab (Jet boat) 2013 – All Our Markets

Aquila (Catamaran) 2013 – Worldwide (excluding China)

Ocean Alexander (Yachts) 2014 – From Texas East

Galeon Yachts (Value Yachts) 2016 – North, Central, South America

Grady White2017 – Dade County, Florida

NauticStar2018 – Select Midwest and Southeast Markets

Tige'2018 – Oklahoma, Florida, Georgia

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Industry Volume

1990 - 2006Average 309,000

2017199,100

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U.S. Industry Retail Powerboats (1990 – 2017)

Steady recovery driven by new models

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Potential Market Size –Based on Replacement Demand

Pro Forma Annual(Obsolescence)

Replacement Demand

Average LifeExpectancyRegistered Boats

9,500,000 Units 271,000 – 317,00030 – 35 Years

Implies 60% unit upside over time

Modest growth provides significant earnings growth potential

Market Expansion Opportunities

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$1.7B

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Original CompanyAcquisitions/New Stores

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Russo MarineApril 2016

Hall Marine GroupJanuary 2017

Island MarineJanuary 2018

Bay Pointe MarinaSeptember 2018

Multiple Growth Opportunities

Capitalize on improving industry conditions - grow same-store sales

Continue with brand expansions within our markets

Focus on growing our higher margin businesses - F&I, Service, Storage etc.

Adjust to changing consumer desires

Growth in outboard, jet, pontoon

Acquisitions

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Financial Overview

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Significant tangible net worth, despite industry downturn- Approximately $326 million - $14.14/Share

No long-term debt- Only debt is inventory financing

Own many of our locations debt free (mostly waterfront or highway)- Fair value exceeds carrying amount

Significant growth in earnings from recent industry recovery

Financial Highlights

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September Quarter Recap

September 2018 September 2017

Revenue $308.6M $250.6M

Gross Margin 25.6% 26.5%

SG&A* $63.5M $55.7M

Adjusted Pretax* $13.5M $8.6M

Per Diluted Share** $0.45 $0.22

Strong revenue growth 22% same-store-sales growth

Mix shift to larger product 57% increase in pretax earnings Adjusted EPS grew 105% to $0.45

* Excluding unusual items** Removes unusual items and proforma’s 2017 tax provisions

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Fiscal Year Recap

September 2018 September 2017

Revenue $1,117.4M $1,052.3M

Gross Margin 25.3% 25.2%

SG&A* $235.3M $217.2M

Adjusted Pretax* $53.0M $40.7M

Per Diluted Share** $1.70 $1.00

Revenue grew 12% - same-store sales up 10% Gross margins expand for third year Adjusted Pretax earnings grew 30% Net income increased 58% to $39.1 million Adjusted EPS grew over 70% to $1.70

* Excluding unusual items** Removes unusual items and proforma’s 2017 tax provision

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Great Growth As Recovery Takes Hold

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Growth Through: Brand Expansions Market Share Gaines New Models $1,052,320

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Note: Unusual gains and expenses removed from 2014, 2015 and 2018, and Hurricane Irma expenses from 2017

Fiscal Year Pretax Growth

Profits increased over 30% from 2017 With potential for industry growth, outlook

is very encouraging

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Used Boat Sales

14.8%New Boat Sales

71.2%

Parts &

Accessories

3.6%

Service, Repairs & Storage

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Finance &

Insurance Fees

2.4% Brokerage Fees1.8%

Fiscal Year 2018 Revenue Mix

Mix has shifted to greater % of higher margin business; 12.9% in 2007 and 14.0% in 2018

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Industry Leading Balance Sheet-Highlights

September 2018 September 2017

Cash $48.8M $42.0M

Inventories, net $377.1M $401.3M

Property and Equipment, net $138.7M $127.2M

Short-Term Borrowings $212.9M $254.2M

Stockholders’ Equity ($326M Tangible Net Worth) $353.1M $302.2M

Current Ratio 1.63 1.42

Total Liabilities / Total Net Worth 0.88 1.22

Inventory in good shape – fresh product No debt other than traditional inventory floor plan financing Strong level of TNW – $14.14 per diluted share Financial strength provides competitive advantage and allows us to

take advantage of opportunities as they arise

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Investment Highlights

Largest Retailer in a Highly Fragmented Industry

Industry Recovery is Broadening

Ability To Increase Profits Thru Improved Gross Margins and Leverage

Exclusive Agreements with Premier Manufacturers

Experienced and Proven Management Team

Considerable Financial Strength