Same model. €13,000 at one dealer. $4,500 at another.

Used specialty equipment prices, checked at the source

Each row is marked asking or sold; an asking price is not a sale. Each row links to the listing it came from, with a fingerprint of the page as we read it.

Prices move, and nobody tells you

The KNAPP AMR on this list was €12,240 on 2026-10-29. On 2026-11-13 it was €10,404: -15% in about two weeks. If you booked a residual on this kind of asset, the number behind it is already out of date.

And the $4,500 MiR200 is sold as-is because the seller could not get its top module working after a software update. That is the kind of risk a used-equipment price guide does not track.

What paying customers get

• Residual ranges at 36, 48 and 60 months: low, expected and high, with the comps behind each one.
• Realized sale prices, not just asking prices, marked separately.
• Software and support risk: whether the fleet license transfers to a second owner, and how long the maker will support the controls.
• Alerts when a model's asking prices move.

Asking prices are the start. Ranges publish at launch.

Pick what you need

• Lessor Pro, $1,000 / month, for lessors pricing AGV and AMR leases.
• Buyout Check, $99 per report, if your lease is ending and you want to know whether the buyout price is fair. Request one.
• New-Asset Memo, $2,500 to $5,000 each, a residual opinion on an asset nobody covers yet.

Buy online now:

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Why the residual is the whole deal

A lessor buys 25 forklifts at $40,000 each: $1,000,000. The customer pays $750,000 over 36 months. The lessor books a 30% residual: $300,000 expected back when the lease ends. Forklifts are used here only because the arithmetic is easy to follow; the figures are an illustration, not a forecast.

Every residual point on this deal is worth $10,000. A 5-point miss is the whole profit. For specialty and tech equipment the resale record is thin, and value can turn on things a price guide does not track.

Who it is for

• Lessors pricing a lease on equipment with little resale history.
• Lessees deciding whether an end-of-lease buyout price is fair.
• Brokers who want a second view on the residual before a deal closes.