Prix Caterpillar 325 d'occasion : €63k–€125k en Europe

Combien coûte un Caterpillar 325 d'occasion en Europe ?

Chez les concessionnaires indépendants européens, les annonces de Caterpillar 325 d'occasion vont actuellement de 62 500 € à 125 000 €, la moyenne du marché se situant autour de 89 655 €. L'année, les heures de fonctionnement et la configuration font varier le prix dans cette fourchette. Sur la base de 16 annonces actives, mises à jour quotidiennement.

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Comment le 325 se positionne dans sa catégorie.

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Caterpillar

325

1994–present

En un coup d'œil

Classe de poids

26 t

25 t

Puissance

Moteur

Cat C4.4 ACERT

Volvo D8M

Doosan DL06P

Puissance

161 hp

225 hp

181 hp

Dimensions

Poids en ordre de marche

25,900 kg

26,000 kg

25,400 kg

Longueur

—

10,400 mm

—

Largeur

—

3,200 mm

Hauteur

—

3,200 mm

3,380 mm

Longueur de transport

—

10,400 mm

10,145 mm

Plage de travail

Capacité du godet

1.19 m³

1.35 m³

1.17 m³

Profondeur de fouille max.

6,710 mm

7,060 mm

6,310 mm

Portée maximale

9,790 mm

10,360 mm

9,455 mm

Transmission

Vitesse de déplacement

5.6 km/h

Marché

Prix demandé moyen · UE

€90k

€72k

€55k

Fourchette de prix

€63k – €125k

€56k – €98k

€41k – €60k

Annonces actives

16

5

6

À propos · Caterpillar 325

Aperçu

The Caterpillar 325 is a 25-tonne class hydraulic excavator produced continuously since 1994, positioning it firmly in the mid-large segment of the crawler excavator market. Rated at 161 hp and equipped with a 1.19 m³ bucket, it offers the digging force and lift capacity suited to demanding civil and earthmoving work. Caterpillar's long production run means the 325 exists across multiple generations, each sharing the same core class identity while incorporating successive engineering revisions.

Applications typiques

Lieu d'utilisation de cette machine

Machines in this weight and power class are well matched to bulk earthmoving, foundation excavation, road construction, and heavy site preparation where a compact 20-tonne unit would be undersized. The combination of operating weight and bucket capacity also suits quarry face work, trench excavation for utilities infrastructure, and material handling in aggregate yards. Operators who need to transition between digging and lifting duties without bringing in a larger crane-assisted machine frequently select this class.

Inspection du marché de l'occasion

Ce qu'il faut vérifier avant d'acheter

Before committing to any unit in this class, a full undercarriage inspection is essential, covering track pad thickness, sprocket wear, roller condition, and frame cracks, as undercarriage reconditioning represents a significant cost item on 25-tonne machines. A hydraulic cycle-time check and visual inspection of all cylinder seals, hoses, and control valve banks will indicate the maintenance standard of the previous owner. Engine oil analysis records and any available telematics download, including idle percentage versus productive hours, provide more useful information than raw hour meter readings alone. Buyers should verify that all attachment brackets, pins, and bushings match the declared configuration, and confirm that any fitted quick-coupler is compatible with the intended bucket and tool inventory.

Marché actuel

Position tarifaire

The Caterpillar 325 competes directly with the Doosan DX255 and the Volvo EC250 in the 25-tonne segment. Against the Doosan DX255, the 325 carries a marginally lower operating weight and lower rated power output, which can influence selection where site access or transport regulations impose weight limits. Against the Volvo EC250, the 325 sits closer in operating weight but differs in brand ecosystem, parts network geography, and operator cab environment, factors that matter to fleet buyers managing mixed-make inventories. Within the 325 market itself, the attributes that move a unit within its price band are accumulated service hours, machine generation, the presence or absence of a quick-coupler and auxiliary hydraulic lines, documented service history, overall undercarriage condition, and any factory or certified rebuilds. Machines configured with long-reach booms or specialist attachments occupy a distinct segment from standard-dipper units.

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