2027 REGULATOR 31











































































The all-new 2027 Regulator 31 takes one of Regulator’s most proven offshore center consoles and gives it a complete redesign inspired by the award-winning Regulator 35. Built for serious offshore performance, the new 31 features a raised bullnose toe rail, an updated T-Top with integrated ventilation system, drainage gutters and handrail, plus an E-Hub lithium battery system. Powered by twin Yamaha XTO 450 outboards, the 31 delivers the speed and offshore capability Regulator is known for while providing an impressive combination of fishing functionality, comfort and family-friendly amenities.
At 31' 4" with a 10' 4" beam and 300-gallon fuel capacity, the 2027 Regulator 31 is designed for long offshore runs and serious time on the water. Standard Seakeeper Ride provides active stabilization underway, while the thoughtfully designed cockpit offers extensive fishbox and storage capacity, a 36-gallon livewell, tackle center and ample rod storage. From the clean, modern helm to the full-height head, magnetic cushions and premium fit and finish throughout, the all-new Regulator 31 brings together the performance of a serious fishing machine with the comfort and refinement needed for spending the day on the water with family and friends.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What warranty comes with a new Regulator boat?
New Regulator boats include a five-year limited structural warranty covering qualifying structural defects in the hull and deck. Regulator also provides a one-year limited stem-to-stern warranty covering qualifying defective parts. Yamaha outboards, Garmin electronics, Seakeeper systems, and other equipment may have separate manufacturer warranties. Bonita Boat Center can review the coverage for this specific boat before purchase. https://www.regulatormarine.com/warranty/
Where are Regulator boats made?
Regulator boats are built in Edenton, North Carolina. Regulator Marine was founded by Joan and Owen Maxwell and introduced its original Regulator 26 in the early 1990s. The company continues to build premium center-console boats for offshore fishing, cruising, and family use.
What are Regulator boats known for?
Regulator boats are especially known for their substantial construction, deep-V offshore hulls, smooth ride, fishing capability, premium hardware, Yamaha power, and high-quality fit and finish. The offshore lineup is built around a 24-degree transom deadrise designed to cut through rough water.
What engines do Regulator boats use?
Regulator boats are powered by Yamaha four-stroke outboards. Depending on the model, a Regulator may use a single, twin, triple, or quad-engine package. The exact horsepower, steering, controls, propellers, joystick capabilities, and warranty coverage should be verified for the individual boat shown.
What does 24-degree deadrise mean?
Deadrise measures the angle of the hull bottom at the transom. A 24-degree deadrise is considered a deep-V design. The sharper angle helps the hull cut through waves and reduce pounding, but it can require more power and create a deeper draft than a flatter or modified-V hull.
Do Regulator boats have wood in their construction?
Current Regulator boats use fiberglass and composite structural construction rather than traditional structural wood. Construction specifications can change by model year, so buyers evaluating an older Regulator should verify the materials and design for that specific year and model.
Can I finance a Regulator boat?
Yes. Financing is available to qualified Regulator buyers. Available rates, down-payment requirements, loan terms, and estimated payments depend on credit, loan amount, model year, lender guidelines, and the boat being purchased. Bonita Boat Center can help buyers review available financing options.
Can I trade my current boat toward a Regulator?
Yes. Bonita Boat Center accepts boat trade-ins toward qualifying Regulator purchases. Trade value depends on the boat’s year, make, model, engines, hours, equipment, condition, service history, title status, and current market demand.
Where can I buy a Regulator boat in Southwest Florida?
Bonita Boat Center sells new Regulator boats in Bonita Springs and serves customers throughout Naples, Marco Island, Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Cape Coral, Punta Gorda, and Southwest Florida. Buyers can view in-stock boats, order a new Regulator, value a trade, apply for financing, or schedule an appointment.
Does Bonita Boat Center service Regulator boats?
Yes. Bonita Boat Center supports Regulator owners with marine service in Southwest Florida. Available work may include Yamaha maintenance, electrical diagnostics, electronics installation, accessory installation, system inspections, and warranty coordination. Contact the service department to confirm support for a particular repair or component.
