Buyer questions
Eight questions buyers ask about the Premier 230 Solaris RF, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
Right now US Marine Connection shows three approved, priced 230 Solaris RF listings, all with photos. Asking prices run from $133,271 to $144,696, with a median asking price of $144,696. Those are asking prices set by sellers, not recorded sale prices, so the final number on any individual boat can land somewhere else. With only three on the board, the spread here is narrow and reflects a small sample.
Every 230 Solaris RF currently listed is a 2027 model, so there is no range of model years to compare at the moment. All three listings fall in that single year, and all three include photos. If you are hoping to weigh an older hull against a newer one, the site does not show that option for this model today.
None of the three 230 Solaris RF listings states an engine hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote from the site. The listings are all 2027 models with photos and descriptions focused on layout and use. If hours matter to you, treat that as a question to confirm directly with the seller and verify against the engine's own display.
Since the listings are all 2027 pontoons and tritoons and none publishes engine hours, start by asking for the hour reading and service history. On a pontoon this size, just over 25 feet and 8.5 feet wide, look over the tubes for dents or scraping, check deck fasteners and the underdeck, test seat vinyl and upholstery seams, run the engine through its range, and confirm the stated passenger capacity matches the plate.
The dealer descriptions stick to the basics: a premium pontoon just over 25 feet long and a full 8.5 feet wide, with an expansive deck and an impressive 15-passenger capacity on one of the boats. They are listed under pontoon and tritoon, and the write-ups emphasize room to relax and entertain. No other equipment is named in the descriptions, so confirm specific options, electronics and power with the seller.
That is exactly how the listings pitch it. The descriptions call it designed for family fun and leisurely cruising, with an expansive deck, 8.5 feet of beam and a 15-passenger capacity on one boat. They mention sandbar hopping to spots like Keewaydin and Beer Can Island and cruising calm water such as Charlotte Harbor. One listing also mentions relaxed inshore fishing, but entertaining is the clear focus.
All three priced 230 Solaris RF listings on US Marine Connection are in Fort Myers, Florida, and each one includes photos. There are no other cities showing this model at the moment, so a buyer outside Southwest Florida should plan on traveling or arranging to move the boat. The descriptions lean heavily on local waters like Charlotte Harbor and Pine Island Sound.
Both are 2027 Premier models on the site. The Solaris RF shows three listings asking $133,271 to $144,696 with a $144,696 median. The Sunsation Angler 2PT shows six listings asking $126,127 to $148,149 with a lower $131,721 median, so there are more of them and more price spread. The Solaris descriptions emphasize family cruising and deck space; the site does not provide feature-level detail to compare beyond that.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US Marine Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.
Premier 230 Solaris RF listed now
DealerFair DealFort Myers, FL
Pontoon & tritoon · Excellent condition
Fish Tale Boats
Nationwide Delivery Available
$133,271
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DealerFair DealFort Myers, FL
Pontoon & tritoon · Excellent condition
Fish Tale Boats
Nationwide Delivery Available
$144,696
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DealerFair DealFort Myers, FL
Pontoon & tritoon · Excellent condition
Fish Tale Boats
Nationwide Delivery Available
$144,696
View details