Eight questions buyers ask about the Robalo R250, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Robalo R250 cost?
On US Marine Connection there are no used R250s right now. The three R250 listings are all new 2026 boats, asking between $156,782 and $167,207, with a median asking price of $164,582. Those are asking prices, not what anyone paid. One listing shows an MSRP of $197,211 for reference. Since nothing here is pre-owned, this site can't tell you what a used R250 trades for.
What years of the R250 are for sale?
Every R250 listed right now is a 2026 model, three boats in total, all with photos. There are no older model years on the site at the moment, so you can't compare a 2026 against earlier builds here. If you want a sense of how Robalo listings span more years, the sibling 226 Cayman listings run from 2023 through 2027.
How many hours is typical on a used R250?
None of the three R250 listings states an engine hour figure, so there's no honest number to give you. That's consistent with what else the listings show: all three are 2026 boats described as new, and one is labeled New outright. If hours matter to you, ask the seller directly for a reading off the engine display rather than assuming.
What should I check before buying a used R250?
Since the listings here are all 2026 boats, check that the rigging matches the description: one is specified with twin Yamaha F150XSA2 150hp outboards, another mentions an optional twin 200 HP Yamaha four-stroke, so confirm which engines are actually on the hull. Look over the fiberglass hull, the T-top mounting, the livewell plumbing and drainage, the side entry door latch, and that all seating and storage compartments are intact.
What features come on the R250?
From the descriptions: a large T-top, wide walkways, safe bow seating, a side entry door, convenient storage compartments and a 30-gallon livewell. The 2026 center console listing adds a 25-foot length, fiberglass hull, 165-gallon fuel capacity and seating for up to 11. Engines noted are twin Yamaha F150XSA2 150hp on one boat, with an optional twin 200 HP Yamaha four-stroke and a Hydro Lift Multi-Angle Hull mentioned.
Is the R250 good for offshore fishing?
The listings lean that way. One describes the 2026 R250 as a 25-foot center console built for serious Southwest Florida anglers, blending offshore-ready performance with everyday versatility, and points to a 165-gallon fuel capacity for long runs to the fishing grounds. Another highlights a 30-gallon livewell, large T-top and the Hydro Lift Multi-Angle Hull. The same descriptions note it's meant to accommodate families too.
Where can I find a R250 for sale near me?
All three R250 listings on US Marine Connection are in Fort Myers, Florida, and all three include photos. There are no listings in other cities or states at the moment, so if you're outside Southwest Florida you'd be traveling to see one. The boats are listed as a bowrider or deck boat and a center console, all 2026 models.
How does the R250 compare to the Robalo 226 Cayman?
Mainly price and model years. The three R250s are all 2026 boats asking $156,782 to $167,207, median $164,582. The three 226 Cayman listings span 2023 to 2027 and ask $95,865 to $103,315, median $99,977, so roughly $65,000 less at the middle. The R250 descriptions cover the center console layout, T-top, livewell and 165-gallon fuel capacity; there are no comparable Cayman details here.
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.