Buyer questions
Eight questions buyers ask about the Robalo R237, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
Right now US Marine Connection has three priced R237 listings, all asking between $129,753 and $144,711, with a median asking price of $133,494. Those are asking prices, not sale prices, and all three are new 2027 dual consoles rather than used boats, so there is no used pricing data here to compare against. All three listings include photos.
Every R237 currently listed is a 2027 model, three boats in total. There are no older model years in the mix at the moment, so if you were hoping to compare a two or three year old hull against a current one, the listings will not show you that. All three are dual consoles and all three carry photos.
None of the three R237 listings states an engine hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote from this site. That tracks with what is listed: all three are 2027 dual consoles, described as new, with one noted as on order for a Fort Myers location. If hours matter to you, ask the seller directly for a reading at the helm.
Since the listings here are all 2027 boats rather than used ones, treat this as general dual console advice. Check the engine hours and service records, look over the rigging and battery connections, and test the livewell pump and fish box drains the descriptions mention. Open the bow casting platform hatches, check seating and upholstery, and run the boat in chop before signing anything.
From the dealer descriptions, the R237 DC is a 23-foot dual console with a protected helm and plenty of seating. Fishing gear includes a 40-gallon insulated fish box, an 18-gallon livewell and a bow casting platform. One listing gives dimensions of 276 inches long with a 102-inch beam. Anything beyond that is not spelled out in these listings, so confirm engine and electronics details with the seller.
The descriptions lean that way. They describe a boat built for Southwest Florida families who fish in the morning and spend the afternoon on the sandbar, with a protected helm and plenty of seating. One listing talks about carrying the whole family to Cayo Costa by lunch. It is framed as an inshore and nearshore boat that can also handle a few miles of Gulf chop.
All three R237 listings on US Marine Connection are in Fort Myers, Florida. The descriptions reference Southwest Florida waters such as Charlotte Harbor, the Ten Thousand Islands and the Gulf of Mexico, and one mentions Naples as well. There are no R237 listings in other cities at the moment, so a trip to the Fort Myers area is what the current inventory calls for.
On asking price, the R237 sits lowest of the three: $129,753 to $144,711 with a $133,494 median. The 246 Cayman has six listings from $115,949 to $139,078, median $132,690, in 2026 and 2027 years. The R250 has eight listings from $151,537 to $170,901, median $164,792, spanning 2025 to 2027. The listings do not give enough detail to compare handling or layout, so look at each boat in person.
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.
Robalo R237 listed now
DealerGreat DealFort Myers, FL
Bowrider / deck boat · Excellent condition
Fish Tale Boats
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$129,753
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DealerGreat DealFort Myers, FL
Bowrider / deck boat · Excellent condition
Fish Tale Boats
Nationwide Delivery Available
$133,494
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DealerGreat DealFort Myers, FL
Bowrider / deck boat · Excellent condition
Fish Tale Boats
Nationwide Delivery Available
$144,711
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