True Price™ market estimate
2021 Caterpillar Caterpillar D4 Value
Valuation ID: be099fb5-487d-4dce-b1f9-a2131c67278b · Recently calculated result
Estimated likely private-sale value
$145,000
Why this confidence level
The make was entered manually. No direct sales or asking price comparables exist in the provided dataset for a 2021 Caterpillar D4 dozer. The provided comparables consist mostly of compact excavators, wheel loaders, and unrelated dozer models (such as John Deere 700L/850L). Hours and condition for the subject unit were also not specified.
Asking-price matches
30
Verified sales used
0
Market direction
Stable
Market analysis
Heavy construction equipment values for late-model medium dozers remain generally stable, though absence of direct market evidence requires a widened price band.
A broad national estimate was applied as no state-specific data or localized comparables for this model were available.
Operating hours were not provided. Values assume typical moderate usage for a 2021 machine; high hours would drive value toward the lower end, while low hours would support the higher range.
The dataset contains no direct Caterpillar D4 listings or sales records. Valuation range is estimated conservatively based on general industry class benchmarks for 2021 medium dozers.
Pricing and time to sell
At $120,000
1 to 3 months
At $145,000
3 to 6 months
At $175,000
6 to 12 months
Comparable asking prices
Active asking prices provide market context but are not confirmed sale prices.
2021 Bobcat E35i
True Machinery802 hoursEl Reno, OK
$32,900
View listing2021 Yanmar ViO35
True Machinery2,142 hoursEl Reno, OK
$25,900
View listing2021 John Deere 26G
True Machinery1,530 hoursEl Reno, OK
$24,900
View listing2021 Volvo ECR40D
True Machinery717 hoursEl Reno, OK
$32,900
View listing2021 Yanmar ViO35-6A
True Machinery1,669 hoursEl Reno, OK
$25,900
View listing2021 Komatsu PC210LC-11
True Machinery6,344 hoursWewoka, OK
$82,000
View listingFactors considered
- Lack of direct Caterpillar D4 model comparables in provided data
- Missing operating hours and machine condition details
- General market positioning of modern mid-size crawler dozers
- Reliance on broad industry baselines rather than direct transaction records