Independent equipment analysis.
One machine at a time.

Each report places the listed machine within an observed asking-price range derived from active comparable listings.

The number and selection of active European comparables used to build the benchmark are stated explicitly in every report.

Visual inspection notes from the listing photographs — condition signals, attachments, visible wear.

Specific positives and concerns from the listing, without speculation beyond what is visible or verifiable.

Dealer or private seller, country of listing, and any relevant notes on seller type that affect interpretation.

A concise buyer-focused conclusion. No guarantees — a clear-headed read on whether to pursue further.

CAT 320FL — Netherlands

Well-specified, lower-hours 2017 CAT 320FL. A 2017 CAT 320FL with 5,922 hours, central greasing, camera, quick coupler, hammer function, and new bucket — asking €69,500 ex VAT from a Dutch export dealer. We benchmarked it against 8 active European comparables. The verdict: fair asking price, not a bargain, but a well-specified machine at a price that does not ask a premium for the spec.

Researching a specific machine or model. Use each report to understand whether an asking price is high, fair, or low relative to active comparables — before contacting a seller.

Monitoring asking-price levels across a category over time. Build up a picture of the European market without manual daily monitoring.

Consultants, advisors, and researchers who need independent European market context as part of their work.

Not affiliated with any dealer, manufacturer, auction house, or marketplace. No sponsored reports.

Every report states the comparable count, selection criteria, and confidence level.

Reports show position within an observed asking-price range. Not a valuation, not a transaction guarantee.

Written for the buyer side. No seller listings, no commission, no lead routing.