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Caterpillar 390

Market avg. €297k · 5 listed · 3 below market

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Caterpillar 390 side elevation
Fig · proportional to datasheet · crawler excavator
Live market

5 active asks across Europe

Market avg.€297k

Asking prices land at €234k – €355k, around 367% above the market average.

NL
€77k
BE
€48k
DK
€73k
PL
€65k
IT
€27k
  • 201713,438 hrs · BE · dealer name hidden€170k
  • 2019NL · dealer name hidden€250k
  • 20198,847 hrs · NL · dealer name hidden€250k
Based on 5 active dealer listings across our network.As of 2 Aug 2026

This model sits 346% above the class average across 157 peer models.

How much does a used Caterpillar 390 cost in Europe?

Across independent European dealers, used Caterpillar 390 listings currently run from €233,600 to €355,000, with a market average around €296,800. Year, operating hours and configuration move the price within that band. Based on 5 active listings, refreshed daily.

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MakeCaterpillar
Model390
Specification · Comparison

How the 390 lines up in its class.

Nearest competitors auto-selected by category and weight class. Specs from manufacturer datasheets; prices from recent dealer listings.

 
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Market
Market average ask · EU
€297k
Price range
€234k€355k
Active listings
5
Specs · manufacturer datasheetsPrices · recent dealer listings, trailing window
About · Caterpillar 390

Overview

The Caterpillar 390 is a large hydraulic excavator positioned in the heavy-duty construction and mining segment. It is designed for high-production earthmoving, bulk excavation, and demanding site applications where machine size and digging force are primary requirements. The 390 represents Caterpillar's upper-tier excavator offering, built to operate in environments where output and reliability under sustained load are critical.

Typical applications

Where this machine is used

Large hydraulic excavators of this class are typically deployed on major infrastructure projects, open-pit mining operations, quarrying, and large-scale land development. They are well suited to mass excavation, heavy truck loading cycles, and deep foundation work. The machine size also makes it a common choice for demolition support and large drainage or civil engineering contracts.

Used-market inspection

What to check before buying

Inspection of a large excavator in this class should prioritize the undercarriage condition, as track components represent a significant portion of ownership cost and wear progresses quickly under heavy-cycle operation. Hydraulic systems, boom and stick welds, and attachment interfaces warrant close examination, particularly on machines with evidence of intensive loading or demolition work. A full service history review and independent pre-purchase inspection by a qualified heavy equipment technician are advisable before committing at this price level. Buyers should also confirm parts availability and local dealer support for the specific configuration being purchased.

Current market

Price position

In the European market, the Caterpillar 390 carries an average asking price of EUR 407,500, with a typical price range spanning EUR 355,000 to EUR 460,000. This spread reflects variation in machine age, condition, configuration, and installed hours. The 390 competes directly with comparable large excavators from manufacturers such as Komatsu, Liebherr, and Hitachi in the same weight and performance class, and buyers should assess total value rather than list price alone when comparing options across brands.

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