2012 Robalo 180 Sold Boat in Manahawkin, NJ 08050 US
Built in 2012
180
1 Engine (Yamaha)
18 feet
Gas
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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| Price | $23,000 | $24,500 | $24,500 | $24,900 | $24,900 | $24,900 |
| Location | Manahawkin | Manasquan | Manasquan | Somers Point | Williamstown | Brick |
| Nominal Length | 18' | 23' | 22' | - | 17' | 21' |
| Engine Make | Yamaha | Honda | Honda | - | Evinrude Etec | SUZUKI |
| Total Engine Power | 115 hp | 250 hp | 225 hp | - | 115 hp | 115 hp |
| Days on Market | 156 | 138 | 354 | 11 | 97 | 416 |
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Good Condition. Well Maintained. Ready for the Water.
This is a 2012 Robalo 180 Center Console. It is powered by a standard Yamaha F115 outboard capable of reaching top speeds in the high 30s mph and includes a 50-gallon fuel tank.
The cockpit offers 14 rod holders, a 15-gallon livewell, and a transom area with jump seats that fold down to create a single-level casting platform.
The boat includes a roomy head compartment accessed via a hinged companionway, a flush-mount anchor locker, an insulated fishbox in the bow, and a 72-quart cooler under the leaning post.
This model is noted for its "overbuilt" construction using hand-laid hulls and molded fiberglass stringers, providing a stable ride in agitated waters.
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Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 4/8/26 | Price decreased | $23,000(-8.0%) |
| 3/28/26 | Initial price | $25,000 |
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Robalo 180: BoatTEST Review
Overview
The Robalo R180 is designed as an affordable fishing boat option, combining practical features with solid performance. Measuring 18 feet 4 inches in length overall with an 8-foot beam, this model aims to deliver a comfortable and responsive boating experience while maintaining a budget-friendly price point. The boat draws 2 feet 2.5 inches of water and has an empty weight of 2,600 pounds. When loaded with three quarters fuel and two people, the test weight reached 3,175 pounds.
Exterior Design and Hull Characteristics
The R180 features an 18-degree dead rise hull with single lifting strakes on each side, contributing to stability and efficient planing. The flat keel, resembling a running pad, is designed to facilitate quick planing times and reduce bow rise during acceleration. The fuel fill is flush-mounted on the cap rail to port of the console, supporting a 50-gallon fuel capacity. The boat’s trailerability is enhanced by its manageable size and weight.
Helm and Console Layout
The helm area is thoughtfully arranged, providing a comfortable distance between the helm and leaning post that accommodates both standing and seated operation. A footrest under the seat adds comfort, although a recessed footrest in the console could further improve ergonomics. The helm features a stainless steel steering wheel, grab handles, and drink holders, which is notable for a boat in this price range. The instrument panel is cleanly organized with two rows of toggle switches flanking Yamaha digital multifunction gauges, leaving ample space for an optional 12-inch display. A center-mounted compass is standard, flanked by two recessed, rubber-mounted, self-draining storage areas. The windshield is secured in a sealed base to prevent water intrusion and reduce vibration, with a stainless steel rail providing a secure handhold.
Power and Performance
Our test boat was powered by a 115-horsepower Yamaha 4-stroke outboard, with an option to upgrade to a 150-horsepower engine. Equipped with standard hydraulic steering, the R180 demonstrated responsive and precise handling. The boat handled waves and wakes smoothly, maintaining an even keel and providing stable, controlled re-entry after wave launches. Hard turns introduced some ventilation but were generally comfortable, while normal turns were effortless. Performance testing revealed a top speed of 41.1 miles per hour at 6,000 RPM, consuming 10.4 gallons per hour for a range of 178 miles. The most efficient cruise was at 3,500 RPM and 20.1 miles per hour, burning just 3.8 gallons per hour for a range of 237 miles. The boat felt most comfortable cruising at 4,000 RPM and 25.5 miles per hour, balancing speed and fuel economy. Thanks to the flat keel design, the R180 achieved a quick planing time of 3.8 seconds. Acceleration to 20 miles per hour took 8.1 seconds, and it reached 30 miles per hour in 12.1 seconds.
Conclusion
The Robalo R180 presents itself as a very comfortable and practical fishing boat, especially considering its affordability. The combination of thoughtful design elements, solid build quality, and efficient performance make it a compelling choice for anglers seeking value without sacrificing essential features. The boat, motor, and trailer package is priced under $30,000, making it accessible for many buyers. Overall, the R180 delivers a balanced blend of comfort, handling, and economy suitable for a variety of recreational fishing applications.
Overview from around the web 2012 Robalo 180
Customers praise the 2012 Robalo 180 for its reliable performance and versatile design
Many highlight its smooth handling and solid construction, making it an excellent choice for both fishing and family outings. Users appreciate the spacious layout, which offers ample seating and storage, enhancing comfort on the water. The boat’s efficient Yamaha engine is often noted for delivering good fuel economy and dependable power. Overall, owners commend the 2012 Robalo 180 for combining functionality with a quality build, making it a popular option among anglers and recreational boaters alike.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 2012 Robalo 180 offers a great blend of versatility, performance, and comfort, making it a popular choice among anglers and family boaters alike. Here are some of the key pros and cons of this model:
Pros
Versatile Design: The 180’s center console layout provides ample space for fishing while still accommodating family and friends comfortably.
Quality Construction: Robalo is known for its durable build and quality materials, and the 2012 180 is no exception, with a solid fiberglass hull and reliable fittings.
Smooth Ride: The deep-V hull design delivers a smooth and stable ride, even in choppy waters, enhancing overall comfort and safety.
Ample Storage: Plenty of storage compartments allow you to keep gear, tackle, and personal items organized and dry.
Good Performance: Powered typically by a reliable outboard motor, the Robalo 180 offers responsive handling and efficient fuel consumption.
Fishing Features: Equipped with rod holders, live wells, and fish boxes, it’s well-equipped for a productive fishing trip.
Cons
Limited Seating Capacity: While comfortable for a small group, the 180’s seating may feel limited for larger families or groups.
Basic Electronics: The 2012 model may come with fewer advanced electronics or navigation systems compared to newer models, potentially requiring upgrades.
Storage Space: Although ample, some users may find storage a bit limited for extended trips or larger gear.
No Cabin: The open console design means there’s no enclosed cabin space, which could be a drawback in poor weather conditions.
Made For
The 2012 Robalo 180 is perfect for fishing enthusiasts and families looking for a versatile, reliable, and easy-to-handle boat. Its size and design make it ideal for both freshwater and saltwater adventures, offering ample space for anglers while providing comfort and safety for day cruising. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced boater, the Robalo 180 delivers excellent performance and functionality for a variety of recreational boating activities.
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