Question 1

How much does a used Robalo R300 cost?

Accepted Answer

Right now on US Marine Connection there are four priced Robalo R300 listings, all with photos, asking between $294,678 and $304,533 with a median asking price of $299,552. Those are asking prices, not what anyone actually paid. The spread is narrow because all four are late-model boats, so you are comparing near-new center consoles rather than older, higher-hour examples.

Question 2

What years of the R300 are for sale?

Accepted Answer

The current R300 listings span model years 2025 through 2027, so everything on the site is recent. One sample is described as a 2027 Robalo 300 CC, a 30-foot center console, and another is a 2025 R300 with twin Yamaha F350XSA2 outboards. If you want an older used R300, there is nothing in that range listed here at the moment.

Question 3

How many hours is typical on a used R300?

Accepted Answer

None of the four R300 listings states an engine hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote from this site. Given the 2025 to 2027 model years, many are close to new, but do not assume that. Ask the seller directly for hours on each outboard and for the engine service history, and confirm what the gauges or diagnostics show before you commit.

Question 4

What should I check before buying a used R300?

Accepted Answer

Start with the outboards, since the listings mention Yamaha power, including twin F350 units and a 700 HP pairing. Ask for hours and service records, then check corrosion around brackets, steering and rigging, and test all electronics at the helm. On these boats look closely at the hardtop and its skylight, the freshwater shower plumbing, livewell and bilge pumps, and all upholstery and hatch seals. A sea trial and a rigging inspection are worth it.

Question 5

What features come on the R300?

Accepted Answer

From the descriptions, the R300 is a roughly 30-foot center console on a Michael Peters designed hull, with a triple-wide helm stand, an oversized hardtop with a skylight, and a freshwater shower. One listing details a 30.6-foot length, 10.6-foot beam, Atlas Blue hull color, and twin Yamaha outboards totaling 700 HP. Another 2025 boat is rigged with twin Yamaha F350XSA2 outboards. Anything beyond that, confirm with the seller.

Question 6

Is the R300 good for offshore fishing?

Accepted Answer

The descriptions point that way. One calls the R300 a serious offshore fishing machine built for deep sea runs and choppy water, and another highlights trolling with hooks in the water and running through rough seas after a trophy catch. The Michael Peters hull and twin Yamaha outboards back that up. Creature comforts like the hardtop with skylight and freshwater shower mean it still works for sandbar and harbor days.

Question 7

Where can I find a R300 for sale near me?

Accepted Answer

All four R300 listings on US Marine Connection are in Florida. Two are in North Miami, one is in Fort Myers, and one is in Naples. Every one has photos. If you are outside Florida, those are still the only locations showing for this model right now, so plan on traveling or arranging to have the boat moved once you have seen it in person.

Question 8

How does the R300 compare to the R270 or the R317?

Accepted Answer

On asking price the R300 sits in the middle. The R270 has three listings from $195,510 to $234,980, median $234,013, model years 2025 to 2026. The R317 has three listings from $332,280 to $348,322, median $340,875, years 2026 to 2027. The R300's four listings run $294,678 to $304,533, median $299,552. Beyond price, years and listing counts, the descriptions here do not give a feature-by-feature comparison.

Robalo R300: Prices, Years & Buyer Questions