Buyer questions
Eight questions buyers ask about the Robalo R360, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
Right now US Marine Connection shows three priced R360 listings, asking from $469,900 to $592,340 with a median asking price of $586,483. Those are asking prices, not what anyone paid. All three are late-model boats with photos, and the descriptions point to triple Yamaha F350XSA2 power, so the spread reflects year and rigging more than wear.
The current R360 listings span 2024 to 2026, with three priced boats in total. The sample descriptions cover a 2024 with triple Yamaha F350XSA2 outboards and a 2026 described as the flagship of the Robalo lineup with the Hydro Lift hull. One listing is simply marked New. Since the model is recent, there is no older used inventory showing on the site.
None of the three R360 listings states an hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote here. What the listings do show is model years of 2024 through 2026 and boats described as new or flagship-current, which suggests low use. If hours matter to you, ask for the engine reports on the specific triple Yamaha F350XSA2 rigging before you commit.
Because these are 2024 to 2026 center consoles with triple Yamaha F350XSA2 outboards, focus on the engines: service records, hours from the gauges, and steering and controls across all three. Check the helm electronics power up, the 350-gallon fuel system and both 100-gallon fish boxes for leaks or odor, and the cabin for water intrusion. A sea trial and a survey are still worth it on a near-new hull.
The listings describe a 36 foot 6 inch center console with an 11 foot 4 inch beam, Robalo's Hydro Lift hull, and triple Yamaha F350XSA2 350hp outboards, with twin power also noted as available. You get a 350-gallon fuel capacity, twin 100-gallon fish boxes, a cabin, an advanced helm, and premium seating. Anything beyond that is not listed, so confirm electronics and options with the individual boat.
That is what the descriptions emphasize. Sellers call it an elite offshore center console built for serious anglers, citing the Hydro Lift hull for a smooth, stable, dry ride running offshore from Miami Beach, crossing Government Cut, or heading to the Bahamas. The 350-gallon fuel capacity and twin 100-gallon fish boxes back that up. Cabin and premium seating mean it handles longer days comfortably too.
All three R360 listings on US Marine Connection are in Florida: two in North Miami and one in Naples. Each has photos, and the model years run 2024 to 2026. If you are outside Florida, that is currently the only place this model is showing, so plan on traveling to see one or arranging your own inspection.
On the site, the R360 is the largest and priciest, asking $469,900 to $592,340 across three 2024 to 2026 boats, and the descriptions call it the flagship at 36 feet 6 inches with triple Yamaha F350XSA2 power. The R317 shows three listings from $332,280 to $348,322 in 2026 to 2027, and the R300 shows four from $294,678 to $304,533 in 2025 to 2027. Specs beyond that are not listed.
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 R360 listed now
DealerNorth Miami, FL
Center console · New condition
Bob Hewes Boats
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$592,340
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DealerNorth Miami, FL
Center console · New condition
Bob Hewes Boats
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$469,900
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DealerNaples, FL
Center console · Excellent condition
Fish Tale Boats
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$586,483
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