Buyer questions
Eight questions buyers ask about the Robalo R317, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
Right now US Marine Connection shows three priced Robalo R317 listings, asking $332,280 to $348,322 with a median of $340,875. Those are asking prices, not sale prices. Worth knowing: all three are listed as new boats, not used, so there is no used pricing on the site at the moment. Two descriptions also quote MSRP figures of $418,975 and $429,854, which sit above the asking prices shown.
The three R317 listings on US Marine Connection fall in the 2026 to 2027 model years. One is specifically described as a 2027 R317 with twin Yamaha F350USA2 350 HP outboards. There are no older model years listed at the moment, so if you are hunting for an earlier boat, the current selection here will not cover it. All three listings include photos.
No R317 listing on US Marine Connection states an engine hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote. All three boats are described as new, which is consistent with little or no run time, but the descriptions do not confirm hours either way. If hours matter to you, ask the seller directly and confirm the reading on the engine display before you commit.
With 2026 and 2027 boats, check that the engines match the listing: one describes twin Yamaha F300USB2 300 HP, the others twin Yamaha F350USA2 350 HP. Confirm hours, since no listing states them. Inspect the fiberglass hull for chips or stress cracks, test all electronics and pumps under power, and check rigging and steering at both consoles. A sea trial and an independent survey are still worth it on a near-new 31-footer.
From the descriptions: it is the largest dual console Robalo at 31 feet overall, with a fiberglass hull and twin Yamaha outboards, either F300USB2 300 HP or F350USA2 350 HP pairs. Sellers describe sleek lines, luxury amenities and a long list of standard equipment, plus family-friendly versatility for fishing, cruising and sandbar time. Specific options beyond that are not spelled out in the listings, so confirm the exact equipment list with the seller.
The listings point that way. One description calls out incredible offshore capability from the twin Yamaha 350 HP outboards, and mentions fishing the reefs, cruising the bay and weekend trips. At 31 feet overall it is the largest dual console in the Robalo line, and sellers pitch it to both die-hard anglers and family-minded ones. How far offshore you go still comes down to conditions and how the boat is rigged.
All three R317 listings on US Marine Connection are in Florida: two in Fort Myers and one in North Miami. Each has photos, and the asking prices run $332,280 to $348,272 range, with a median of $340,875. There are no listings in other states right now, so buyers outside Florida would be looking at a trip or an arrangement with the seller to move the boat.
On price, the R317 sits between them. Four R300 listings ask $294,678 to $304,533, median $299,552, in 2025 to 2027 years. Three R360 listings ask $469,900 to $592,340, median $586,483, in 2024 to 2026 years. The R317 sits in the middle at $332,280 to $348,322, median $340,875. Sellers describe the R317 as the largest dual console Robalo at 31 feet; the site does not give comparable layout details for the others.
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 R317 listed now
DealerNorth Miami, FL
Bowrider / deck boat · New condition
Bob Hewes Boats
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$348,322
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DealerFort Myers, FL
Bowrider / deck boat · Excellent condition
Fish Tale Boats
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$340,875
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DealerFort Myers, FL
Bowrider / deck boat · Excellent condition
Fish Tale Boats
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$332,280
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