The Cobia Boats 320CC is a standout among center console boats, valued by many for its straightforward usability, quality construction, and reliable performance. If you’re considering a boat that’s ideal for family time, fishing trips, and relaxing cruises, you want one that’s flexible, safe, and packed with practical features. The Cobia 320CC is made to offer all these benefits in one well-designed boat. From its hull construction to its electronics and storage options, every detail is planned to give you a comfortable day on the water. In this article, we will go deep into the Cobia Boats 320CC, giving you a complete look at its features, layout, handling, comfort, and more, so you can decide if it fits your boating needs.

Overall Build, Construction, and Materials

When reviewing the Cobia 320CC, many buyers want to know how the boat is made and what materials are used. The Cobia 320CC is constructed using all-composite, fiberglass technology. This means the hull and deck will not suffer from wood rot and offer a solid, reliable foundation for years. The stringer system is filled with closed-cell foam, delivering solid strength to the hull and helping deaden noise on deck. Stainless steel fasteners, cleats, and hinges are used throughout the boat to prevent rust and stand up to saltwater. The gel coat finish is expertly applied and polished, so it looks good and also provides a layer of protection against scrapes, sun, and the marine environment. The build plan features a step hull design, allowing the boat to ride efficiently, reduce drag, and improve handling at various speeds. Deck scuppers and drains are placed throughout, quickly channeling water off the deck for added safety and cleanliness.

Hull Dimensions and Specifications

The Cobia 320CC’s hull is 32 feet 6 inches in length—offering lots of deck area for both fishing and relaxing with guests. With a beam of 10 feet 3 inches, the boat feels stable at rest and while underway, minimizing rolling even when there are waves. The draft—measured with only the hull, not the engines down—is 22 inches, allowing the boat to operate in shallow waters and near shorelines, while still being capable offshore. The hull weight is substantial, which helps provide a smoother ride and better weight distribution when carrying more passengers or gear.

• Length overall: 32 feet 6 inches
• Beam: 10 feet 3 inches
• Hull draft: 22 inches
• Hull design: Stepped for efficiency and stability

Engine Power, Fuel Capacity, and Efficiency

The Cobia 320CC comes ready for twin Yamaha outboard engines, with power options up to a combined 700 horsepower. This range allows boaters to select the power that best matches their style—whether cruising with family, running at higher speeds, or heading offshore for fishing. Outboards deliver reliability and easier servicing, with digital controls making throttle and shift easy and precise. Fuel efficiency is improved by the stepped hull, which lifts part of the hull out of the water at speed, reducing drag and fuel use. The fuel tank can hold up to 275 gallons, giving the freedom for long-range trips without frequent stops to refuel. The boat also includes a 33-gallon freshwater tank for rinse-downs, showers, or deck wash.

• Maximum horsepower: 700
• Available engine brands: Yamaha
• Fuel capacity: 275 gallons
• Freshwater tank: 33 gallons

Helm and Console Details

The heart of the Cobia 320CC is its well-designed helm and center console. The helm area provides double seating, with fold-down armrests and flip-up bolsters, so the captain and companion can stand or sit as they prefer. The steering wheel is stainless steel and mounted on an adjustable tilt base. Digital throttles are placed within easy reach for precise control, and the switch panel features lighting for night use. There’s a tempered glass windshield offering good protection from the wind and elements, with an optional wiper system for clearer visibility in wet weather. The optional electric sunshade can extend rearward from the hardtop to provide extra protection to the cockpit.

The dash is extra wide, with enough room for two large 16-inch multifunction displays. These can serve as GPS, chartplotter, fish finder, radar, or engine data screens. Switches for lights, bilge pumps, livewells, and other key functions are easy to access, and digital switching can be installed so everything can be controlled from touch-sensitive panels. There’s also a handy wireless phone charger and USB charging ports built right into the dash area. The VHF radio is mounted in the dash for easy communication.

• Helm seating: Double with flip-up bolsters and armrests
• Helm tech: Space for double 16” screens, digital controls, backlit switches
• Protection: Tempered glass windshield, optional electric sunshade
• Extras: Wireless phone charging, USB ports, VHF radio

Storage Solutions Across the Boat

Boaters appreciate plenty of well-designed storage, and the Cobia 320CC has storage in nearly every area of the deck. In the bow, storage lockers beneath the bench seats can fit everything from life jackets to anchor lines. Massive in-floor compartments beside the helm are deep enough for long rods, water toys, beach gear, or fenders. Smaller “day” compartments can handle sunscreen, towels, or phones and wallets. In the gunwales, rod storage keeps up to four rods on each side safe and clear of traffic lanes, while under-gunwale racks hold gaffs, mops, or brushes.

The leaning post at the helm is also a storage powerhouse. It offers a built-in tackle station, a sink with fresh water, drawers for lure boxes or tools, and a rigging surface for preparing baits or tying leaders. Below the aft seat, there’s a big compartment that can serve as cooler space or extra gear storage. A locking glove box in the console is ideal for ID, boat papers, or valuables. Anchor locker access is open and easy to reach from the bow, with a sturdy cleat and roller for safe self-launching and retrieval.

• Bow seat storage: Large, with gas-assist hinges
• In-floor boxes: Oversized, insulated, lockable
• Gunwale rod racks: 4 each side, plus under-gunwale racks
• Leaning post storage: Tackle drawers, sink, work surface
• Aft seat compartment: Cooler or dry storage
• Anchor locker: Wide opening, secure cleat

Seating and Comfort for Family and Friends

The Cobia 320CC is designed to seat up to 13 passengers, using both forward and aft seating areas. In the bow, plush bench seating wraps around the front, with removable backrests for support and a convertible table that can rise up for meals or snacks, or drop down with a filler cushion for a sun pad. The upholstery uses marine-grade vinyl with foam backing for comfort and long life outdoors, resisting fading and mildew.

In the cockpit, two fold-down bench seats are mounted in the corners. These flip up instantly to create more space when needed for fishing, then fold down just as easily for extra seating on the ride out or back home. The helm’s double leaning post seat lets two adults sit or stand, with plenty of legroom. The leaning post also features a padded footrest and side bolsters.

Handholds are located throughout—on the seats, along the hardtop frame, and at the transom—to give kids, adults, or older guests something to grab while underway. Several cup holders, each deep enough for tumblers or water bottles, are found at regular intervals on the deck.

A unique feature is the 320CC’s private head compartment located inside the center console. This area has a step-down flush toilet, freshwater sink, and storage hooks for towels and spare clothes. An electric ventilation fan in the compartment keeps air moving, and the molded door is lockable from both sides. This head compartment is a big plus for long outings, making it easy for families to stay comfortable on the water for hours.

• Bow seating: Wrap-around with removable backrests, table/sunpad conversion
• Aft seats: Two fold-down benches
• Helm seats: Double-wide leaning post, armrests, bolsters
• Head: Full enclosure, flush toilet, sink, vent fan
• Comfort: Handholds throughout, marine vinyl, cup holders

Fishing Features and Options

The fishing setup on the Cobia 320CC can support serious offshore outings as well as casual days with the kids. The center console format gives full walkaround access to the bow, sides, and stern—useful for multiple people fishing at once. Each underdeck fish box in the cockpit holds 42 gallons and features insulation plus macerated discharge pumps, which grind up waste and pump it overboard to keep the boxes clean and odor-free.

The livewell at the back is oval, illuminated, and holds 34 gallons to keep bait healthy and lively all day. An optional second livewell can be added for even more space. The transom and cockpit gunwales are outfitted with flush-mount rod holders, spaced out to keep rods upright and secure during travel or trolling. Tackle storage is abundant, with removable trays and spaces for boxes, pliers, knives, and spools.

For rigging and prepping, the leaning post includes a sink and fresh water, plus a bait preparation area, knife/pliers holder, and a cutting surface. Washdown systems—both freshwater and raw water—are standard, with hose bibs on deck so you can rinse rods, equipment, or bloody decks right away. A transom door to starboard makes it easy to bring aboard a big catch or to get in and out of the boat at the dock.

• Cockpit fish boxes: Two 42-gallon, insulated, macerated
• Transom livewell: 34-gallon oval, illuminated, clear lid
• Rod holders: Gunwale and transom, plus vertical storage at the console
• Leaning post station: Tackle drawers, bait surface, sink, tools
• Washdowns: Both fresh and raw water access
• Transom door: Easy fish or gear access

Technology, Electronics, and Navigation

Technology at the helm of the 320CC is focused on ease of use and clear information. The panel is designed for double 16-inch electronic displays—usually split between navigation (GPS/chartplotter), sonar (fish finder), radar, and engine data. Yamaha’s engine management system integrates directly with these screens, providing instant readouts on RPM, speed, fuel flow, and more.

Push-button or digital touchscreen switching controls pumps, lights, and utilities, with feedback shown directly on the screens so you know what’s on or off. The dash houses USB and 12V charging ports for devices. Bluetooth sound systems with speakers in the bow, cockpit, and tower (if equipped) allow music everywhere.

Navigation includes a compass and autopilot options to make longer runs easier. VHF radio with DSC (Digital Selective Calling) is standard for communication and safety. LED lighting across the boat provides night visibility—underwater lights, cockpit courtesy lights, hardtop downlights, and navigation lights. Most electronic systems run on 12V batteries, rigged with proper breakers and fuses, with engine alternators charging the batteries underway.

• Displays: Dual 16” screens, touch/dial control
• Engine integration: Full Yamaha gauge readout
• Sound: Bluetooth, multiple speakers, subwoofer optional
• Navigation: GPS/chart, sonar, radar, compass, autopilot (options)
• Connectivity: VHF radio, USB ports, 12V outlets
• Lighting: LED throughout, underwater and cockpit

The Hardtop and Protection Features

A major feature of the Cobia 320CC is its robust hardtop, which is standard. The hardtop is supported by sturdy powder-coated aluminum framing, giving years of rust-free support. The top has built-in speakers, LED downlights, and rod holders. There is also an overhead electronics box for storing radios or safety items. Optional misters can be added for comfort, spraying a gentle mist to cool the cockpit.

The hardtop can be equipped with a retractable electric shade, which extends over the back seat area at the press of a button—this is especially useful in midday sun. The windshield is tempered glass with an opening vent and can include a wiper with a washer system for clearing away salt or spray. The tall hardtop frame also serves as a grab rail, helping guests move safely around the cockpit.

• Structure: Powder-coated aluminum, welded joints
• Features: Built-in sound, lighting, electronics box
• Shade: Optional electric retractable sunshade
• Mist system: Optional cockpit cooling
• Windshield: Tempered glass, wiper/washer, vent opening

Swim Platforms, Boarding, and Water Access

For swimming or water sports, the Cobia 320CC includes wide swim platforms at the port (left) and starboard (right) stern. These are covered in non-skid and offer sturdy grip surfaces when wet. The starboard side holds a telescoping swim ladder, which folds away into a locker when not in use but is easy to deploy for entry or exit. Grab handles on the transom make getting out of the water safe for any age.

A transom door on the starboard side opens wide so you can bring gear, coolers, or even a big catch aboard without lifting over the gunwale. The transom can also be fitted with a freshwater shower head, making rinsing off after a swim or cleaning up sandy feet simple.

• Swim platform: Wide, non-skid, on both port and starboard
• Ladder: Foldaway telescoping, starboard side
• Transom door: Starboard opening, full width
• Shower: Freshwater rinse sprayer

Cockpit, Deck, and Walkaround Usability

The spacious layout of the 320CC cockpit is made for easy movement. The wide beam gives a stable feel underfoot, even when walking side to side. The decks are lined with a molded non-skid pattern, for sure footing in all weather. Through-bolted hardware ensures cleats, rails, and gear mounts stay tight.

Walkways along each side are wide enough for two people to pass easily, and freeboard (the height from deck to water) is tall at the bow, helping keep the boat dry and riders feeling secure in rougher waters. The gunwale height provides protection for children and a brace for adults while fishing or riding out waves. The leaning post is notched so that the captain can brace herself and keep hands close to the wheel or controls.

• Cockpit: Wide, open, non-skid deck
• Walkways: Wide, full access from bow to stern
• Freeboard: Tall, especially at bow
• Cleats/rails: Stainless steel, through-bolted for strength

Safety and Emergency Equipment

Safety is built into every area of the Cobia 320CC. The hull is foam-filled for flotation, meeting U.S. Coast Guard standards. Dual automatic bilge pumps activate automatically if water is detected in the bilge. High water sensors and alarms let you know instantly if water is building up.

Grab rails are integrated along walkways and seating. Navigation lights meet Coast Guard standards for visibility. The anchor locker is deep, with a secure roller, so you can anchor in changing conditions without fuss. A horn is placed at the console. Fire extinguishers, a first aid kit, and flare storage can be kept in the console or under seats for fast access in emergencies.

• Flotation: Foam-filled stringers, USCG compliant
• Pumps: Two automatic bilge pumps with alarms
• Rails: Stainless grab handles, bow and cockpit
• Lights: Approved navigation and anchor lighting
• Accessories: Dedicated fire extinguisher spot, medical kit storage

Freshwater and Plumbing Systems

For extended trips, the onboard plumbing offers convenience for cleaning and comfort. The freshwater tank holds 33 gallons and uses a pressure water system, serving the console sink and wash stations at the leaning post or transom. Raw water pump pulls seawater (when offshore) for deck washing or rinsing off gear, with outlets at the aft and bow. The head compartment’s sink feeds off the freshwater tank, and its toilet is a true marine model with a holding tank and dockside pump-out connection.

Dedicated deck plates let you refill the water tank or access plumbing for routine maintenance. Hoses and plumbing are double clamped and routed neatly through the hull and stringer system, reducing leaks and keeping the systems easy to check or repair.

• Water tank: 33 gallons, pressure system
• Washdowns: Fresh and raw water at deck stations
• Head: Marine toilet, holding tank, pump-out fitting
• Plumbing: Double clamped, labeled, neatly routed

Bow Features and Forward Deck

The 320CC’s bow is arranged for both lounging and action. Wide U-shaped seating with high backrests and cushions wraps the entire bow area. The center table is removable and can change the space from dining to a sun pad for laying out. Beneath each bow seat, lockers offer deep, dry storage. Two speakers are built into the bow for an even sound field.

Forward console lounging is an option: a forward-facing seat on the front of the console provides a comfortable spot for two people. The anchor locker is through-hull, which means the anchor drops out the bow on its own roller, controlled from the helm or a foot switch. Stainless pop-up cleats at the bow provide secure tie-off without getting in the way of foot traffic.

• Bow seating: U-shaped, deep cushions, removable table
• Forward lounge: Double seat on console front
• Storage: Under seat lockers, anchor locker
• Sound: Two speakers in bow area

Center Console Functionality and Head

The console’s inside area is roomy and well-lit. With the full-width door open, adults can step down comfortably to use the head or reach stored items. The toilet uses fresh water for flushing and the compartment drains into a dedicated holding tank. A freshwater sink is included, plus a mirror, hanging hooks, and vanity storage. LED lighting overhead is on a separate switch.

The head compartment is ventilated with a fan that runs to a deck vent, keeping air fresh. Surfaces inside are smooth and easy to wipe down, and the toilet is secured to the floor with a backing plate for security. The compartment locks for privacy and security. This makes long days or overnight trips more comfortable.

• Size: Full standing headroom for most adults
• Toilet: Freshwater, electric flush, pump-out
• Sink: Molded basin, running water
• Features: Vanity, mirror, hooks, LED lighting, fan

Entertainment and Social Options

The sound system on the Cobia 320CC is marine rated and includes speakers at the bow, helm, and cockpit. Bluetooth connectivity allows streaming from any device, and several models can upgrade to a high-power subwoofer or tower speakers for louder music. The cockpit is wide enough to set out coolers or folding chairs, and the bow table is sturdy enough for group snacks and meals.

Plenty of cup holders, bottle openers on the console, and built-in ice boxes keep everything within reach. An optional side-mount grill can be added to the cockpit for making hot lunches while anchored out. Night LED deck lighting creates a social atmosphere and keeps guests safe while moving around after dark.

• Sound: Bluetooth, multiple speakers, subwoofer optional
• Social: Bow table, wide cockpit, ice boxes
• Cooking: Side-mount grill (option)
• Lighting: LED deck, courtesy

Anchoring, Mooring, and Docking Details

The Cobia 320CC makes anchoring and docking simple. The anchor is housed in the bow locker, running on a stainless anchor roller for easy self-deployment or retrieval. A windlass anchor system can be installed, with a helm switch and foot controls at the bow, making anchoring easier for one person.

At the stern and amidships, pop-up cleats provide secure lines without tripping hazards. Fender holders under the gunwales keep fenders close by but out of the deck area. There are boarding steps at the sides for better access from floating docks, and rub rails made of stainless steel guard the hull from dock scrapes. The swim platform ladder and transom door make loading coolers or bags from a dock simple.

• Anchor: Through-bow, windlass optional, foot/helm controls
• Cleats: Stainless pop-up, placed for dock lines
• Fender holders: Under-gunwale storage
• Docking: Boarding steps, heavy rub rail

Lighting Systems and Night Boating

Bright LED lighting is standard, so the Cobia 320CC can be used at night or in early morning and dusk. The hardtop has multi-color LED downlights that illuminate the cockpit for rigging or dinner. Deck courtesy lights outline the walkways and gunwales, reducing the risk of trips or falls at night. Navigation lights meet all required rules, so the boat is visible to other traffic.

Some versions can add underwater lights at the transom, lighting up the water for swimming after dark or attracting bait fish while anchored. Livewell and fish box lighting ensures you can find what you’re looking for even after sunset.

• Hardtop: LED downlights, multi-color
• Cockpit/deck: Courtesy step lights
• Navigation: Approved red/green/white
• Specialty: Underwater lights, livewell/fish box lights

Customization Options for Owners

While the Cobia 320CC is fully featured as standard, there are several options and upgrades available to fit different boating styles. Helm layouts can be ordered with advanced electronics, radar domes, or night vision cameras. Tower options like an upper station with controls for fishing or running in shallow water can be selected. Upholstery comes in several colors, and custom embroidery is available.

Additional rod holders, extra livewells, freshwater misters under the hardtop, deck mats, and synthetic teak surfaces for looks and comfort are popular upgrades. For those who want even more convenience, refrigeration, extra battery capacity, and solar charging can be specified at purchase.

• Electronics: Radar, night vision, twin displays, autopilot
• Tower: Upper station, controls (option)
• Upholstery: Color choices, embroidery
• Accessories: Extra holders, misters, deck mats, synthetic teak
• Power: Battery upgrade, solar charging

Maintenance and Access for Service

Another strong point for the Cobia 320CC is easy maintenance. All key systems—bilge pumps, batteries, water pumps—are accessed through large hatches with gas-assist struts. Wiring is labeled and color-coded for easy troubleshooting. The outboards are mounted on reinforced brackets for rigidity and easy lift/lower access from the swim platforms.

Washdown systems make cleaning the deck simple, and the drain system routes water away so the deck dries quickly. Tool storage and spare part compartments are built into the leaning post and console. This planning makes spring commissioning and end-of-season tasks much simpler.

• Access: Large hatches, gas-assist, non-skid surface
• Wiring: Labeled, color-coded, clear runs
• Outboards: Reinforced mounts, eases raising/lowering
• Cleaning: Multiple washdowns, draining deck

Real-World Use Examples

Many families use the Cobia 320CC for weekend outings, beach trips, and sunset cruises. Large storage means packing food, gear, floats, and fishing rods is never a problem. The boat easily hosts gatherings, with kids swimming off the back while adults relax in shaded seating. On fishing trips, several anglers can work lines at once, thanks to open decks and rod holders around the boat.

Clubs and social groups use the 320CC for poker runs and regattas, taking advantage of efficient engines, easy controls, and simple docking. For longer trips, the boat’s big fuel and water capacities let you spend the whole day (or weekend) out on the water. Charter captains use the 320CC because it’s easy to operate, safe for groups, and simple to clean between trips.

• Family: Beach, swim, cruise, dining at anchor
• Fishing: Trolling, casting, storage, and cleaning stations
• Clubs: Group outings, social events, regattas
• Charter: Reliable operation, simple maintenance

Tips for First-Time Owners

If you’re new to center console boats or stepping up in size, the Cobia 320CC is friendly for learning. The wide beam and high freeboard keep the boat stable even if people move around quickly. The helm layout puts all controls within easy reach, and the electronics are straightforward. When trailering, the boat’s beam may require a wide-load permit in some states, so consider local rules. Practice docking and anchoring with fenders and lines before going out with a crowd.

Keep gear organized using the many lockers instead of letting items bounce on the deck, and encourage guests to use grab bars when underway. Rinse saltwater off the deck and seats at the end of each trip to maintain the finish and look of the boat.

• Practice: Docking, anchoring, turning at low speeds
• Organize: Use all storage areas for safety
• Clean: Fresh water rinse every outing
• Be safe: Use rails, wear life jackets for kids

Accessories and Gear for Added Enjoyment

There are plenty of add-ons that owners love for extra fun and function. Removable coolers or electric fridges stow under seating, so drinks stay cold all day. Portable grills, folding deck chairs, and sunshades for the bow area give the flexibility for all kinds of on-water parties. Inflatable water mats and tow ropes fit in the in-floor lockers for water sports and play.

Upgraded fishing gear like premium fish finders, extra tackle trays, and deep-drop rod holders make sportfishing easier. Night boating enthusiasts install underwater LED lights and extended batteries for longer outings. Emergency GPS beacons, personal flotation devices, and spare lines are smart precautionary upgrades for safety.

• Coolers/fridges: Removable, electric options
• Deck gear: Chairs, sunshades, grills, floats
• Fishing: Advanced sonar, drop rod holders, lure bins
• Night: Underwater LEDs, extra batteries
• Safety: GPS beacon, life jackets, spare ropes

Owning and Maintaining a Cobia 320CC

Regular care is simple thanks to easy-access systems and quality materials. Clean the deck and hull after every trip, especially after saltwater use. Check the engine oil, cooling water, and fuel regularly. Inspect electrical connections and bilge pumps. Keep seats covered or cleaned when not in use to prevent mildew. Lubricate steering and hinge points a few times per year.

Staying current on outboard maintenance with professional service keeps the boat running smooth. Cobia’s dealer network helps with scheduled service, warranty questions, and any upgrades or replacement parts. It pays to read through your owner’s manual on the first day to get a feel for all features.

• Wash: After every outing
• Inspect: Oil, water, fuel, pumps, wires
• Seat care: Cover and wipe down
• Service: Follow maintenance schedule
• Read: Owner’s manual and documents

Value of a Center Console Layout

Why choose a center console like the 320CC over other types? The answer is versatility and safety. With the helm in the center, you have clear lines of sight in all directions and easy access from bow to stern. This is important when you’re fishing, loading, or managing a group of people. The layout means less pitching and rolling in swells, and the deck is level with no high steps or obstacles.

All main controls are grouped at the console, and seating can be used or hidden away quickly. There’s plenty of shade from the hardtop without losing the open-air feel. For many boaters, a center console is the best way to get the most out of every day on the water.

• Visibility: Captain sees all directions
• Safety: Easy movement, few obstacles on deck
• Control: Helm grouped for easy use
• Flexibility: Hide seats, open space, full walkaround
• Shade: Hardtop but open deck air

Environmental Impact and Features

Cobia constructs their boats with environmental responsibility by avoiding wood in the hulls, using closed molded resin processes, and building engines that are EPA and CARB compliant. The stepped hulls use less fuel, and Yamaha outboards are calibrated for efficient running and low emissions. Waste systems like the marine toilet holding tank make it easy to follow local waterway rules, and deck drains are routed away from sensitive systems.

LED lighting consumes less battery power and lasts longer, cutting down on waste. The boat hulls are designed to create the least wash and wake possible, helping reduce shoreline erosion and habitat disruption.

• Materials: Wood-free, closed molding
• Engines: EPA/CARB compliant, efficient
• Waste: Holding tank, clean discharge
• Lighting: LED low-power
• Hull: Reduced wake, less shoreline erosion

Boat Trailer and Transport Information

If you plan to tow and store the 320CC, it’s important to look at its size. With a total length of over 32 feet and a beam of 10 feet 3 inches, the boat may need a special permit to tow in certain states. Tandem and tri-axle trailers are offered, built with bunks that follow the shape of the stepped hull for safe trailering. Trailer brakes, lights, and spare tire mounts are recommended features.

When launching or retrieving, the boat’s hull shape makes it easy to center on the trailer, and the swim platforms do not interfere with most ramp setups. Always check the ramp length and water depth before launch. Tie-down straps, engine supports, and a bow strap are important for road transport.

• Trailer: Tandem/tri-axle, custom bunks for hull
• Permits: May be required due to beam
• Launch/retrieve: Simple, use deep ramps
• Transport: Tie-downs, engine supports, check local laws

Dealer Support and Warranty Info

Owning a 320CC means having access to a dealer network for support, accessories, and factory updates. Dealers offer professional rigging of electronics, engines, and options during purchase or after delivery. They help with annual service, technical questions, warranty registrations, and can recommend trusted local service for the boat and outboards.

Warranties often cover the hull and deck structure, with the engine covered by its manufacturer. Owners’ manuals for all systems—electronics, plumbing, seats, anchors—are included for reference. Dealers can supply cleaning supplies, replacement cushions, and upgrades if you want to add features after owning the boat.

• Network: Full dealer support for parts, upgrades, service
• Registration: Help with titling, insurance
• Warranty: Factory and engine
• Manuals: Included for all systems
• Upgrades: Available post-purchase

How the Cobia 320CC Stacks Up to Other Boats

Compared to other boats of its size, the Cobia 320CC is competitive when it comes to space, storage, and flexibility. Its dual-purpose deck is just as handy for fishing as for picnicking, and owners often mention high build quality and easy controls as highlights. With its stepped hull, the boat feels fast yet stable, and fuel economy is strong for this class.

Compared to a dual-console or deck boat, the center console layout has more deck area, 360-degree fishability, and easier traffic flow. Compared to a cabin cruiser, it trades overnight sleeping for bigger storage, a larger head, and better open-air space. Owners looking for a long-lasting, multi-use platform often prefer the 320CC for these reasons.

• Space: Wide, open, 360-degree walkaround
• Flexibility: Fish, cruise, relax, entertain
• Stability: Stepped hull, high freeboard
• Quality: All-composite, no wood rot risk
• Controls: Simple, modern electronics

Checkpoints for Your Test Drive

If you are nearly ready to choose the Cobia 320CC, plan on a test drive at the dealership or local event. Bring friends or family, and check these features:

• Run at different speeds to feel the ride and handling
• Try folding out seats and reconfiguring the bow for eating, lounging, or fishing
• Practice anchoring and docking with lines, checking cleat locations
• Test the electronics, try the sound system, see how the displays work in daylight
• Open all storage hatches, step into the head, and try the swim ladder

A good test run brings out any preferences or questions, so you can be confident you’re picking the right boat for your needs.

Questions to Ask Your Dealer

When talking to the dealer, a few specific questions can clarify the purchase:

• Which outboard engine models are available and recommended?
• What options (electronics, shade, livewells) are standard versus extras?
• What’s included in dealer prep—battery charging, fuel, cleaning?
• Are seat covers, deck mats, or spare parts available?
• What are the details of the warranty (years, coverage)?
• Is trailer setup and road permit advice available?
• What routine maintenance is recommended for this area (salt/fresh water)?

Getting detailed answers helps set clear expectations and makes boat ownership smoother from day one.

Summary of Cobia 320CC Benefits

The Cobia Boats 320CC stands out with its wide beam, huge deck, plentiful safety features, and family- and fishing-friendly layout. With a focus on practical storage, cleanable surfaces, and comfortable seating, it is as good for an evening cruise as it is for an all-day fishing adventure. The helm is modern and easy to use. The hull rides smooth even with a crowd on board. Storage and deck space welcome every kind of outing, and the maintenance and cleaning are straightforward, making it a good fit for any boater wanting flexibility and quality. The 320CC is ready for whatever your plans are—whether they change every weekend or stay the same year-round.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

If you are considering a Cobia Boats 320CC and want to know more about features, options, or how it might fit your needs, the team at Fly Yachts is here to help answer all your questions. For more details, advice, or to get started, talk to a Fly Yachts team member today.

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