Buyer questions
Eight questions buyers ask about the Robalo R302 Center Console, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
Right now US Marine Connection shows 3 approved, priced R302 listings running from $139,977 to $229,977, with a median asking price of $149,000. Those are asking prices, not what anyone actually paid. The spread reflects model year and rigging: the listings range from a 2017 to a 2024, and two carry twin 600 HP outboard setups. All three have photos, so you can see condition before you call.
The current listings span 2017 to 2024. With only three priced boats on the site, that is a wide spread covering a 2017 with twin Yamaha power rated at 600 HP, a 2019 with a Yamaha F300XCA, and a 2024 with twin Mercury power at 600 HP. Every one is a center console. Inventory moves, so the exact years shown can change from week to week.
There is no typical figure to quote from three boats. Two of the current descriptions do list hours: the 2017 shows 612 hours and the 2024 shows 33. The 2019 in Port Charlotte does not state an hour count at all. Ask the seller for the hour readings off both engines and any service records, since hours on twin outboards can differ from one another.
Start with the engines, since these listings run twin outboards rated at 600 HP total or a single Yamaha F300XCA. Get compression and computer-logged hours, and compare them to the 612 and 33 hours shown in the descriptions. On a 2017 to 2024 boat, check transom and stringer moisture, fuel tank access, rigging hoses, steering and hydraulics, livewell and pump function, electronics, and upholstery. A survey and sea trial are worth it at these prices.
The descriptions here stay fairly basic. They list an LOA around 29 to 30 feet with a 10 ft 6 in beam, and outboard power: twin Yamaha at 600 HP on the 2017, twin Mercury at 600 HP on the 2024, and a Yamaha F300XCA on the 2019. Anything beyond that, such as electronics packages, seating, hardtop or livewell details, is not spelled out in these listings, so confirm equipment directly with the seller.
The setup in these listings points that way. Two of the three carry twin outboards totaling 600 HP, with a 10 ft 6 in beam on a roughly 29 to 30 foot center console hull, which is the usual recipe for running out and getting home on twin power. The descriptions do not detail fishing gear, seating or safety equipment, so verify livewells, electronics and offshore rigging with the seller before you commit.
All three current R302 listings are in Florida: two in Bradenton and one in Port Charlotte, both on the Gulf side. Each listing includes photos, model year and the engine details given above. If none of those three fits, the site also carries other Robalo center consoles, including R250, R257, R300, R317 and 246 Cayman models, in nearby price brackets.
Mostly it comes down to price and age on this site. The R302s are used boats from 2017 to 2024 asking $139,977 to $229,977, median $149,000. The six R300 listings are 2025 to 2027 and ask $291,195 to $304,533, median $299,526. The five R257 listings are 2025 to 2027 at $157,185 to $188,868, median $186,963. So the R302 is the used option, while those two are current-year boats.
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 R302 Center Console listed now
DealerPort Charlotte, FL
Center console · Good condition
Ingman Marine
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$149,000
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DealerBradenton, FL
Center console · Good condition
Boater's World Marine Centers - Bradenton
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$139,977
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DealerBradenton, FL
Center console · Good condition
Boater's World Marine Centers - Bradenton
Nationwide Delivery Available
$229,977
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