What is the difference between a CAT 320D and a CAT 320GC?

<p>The 320D is the D-series 20-ton class excavator; the 320GC is a later generation with a more fuel-efficient engine and updated cab, aimed at lower running cost. In used equipment, condition matters more than the generation name — a clean 320D can beat a tired 320GC. Compare real units side by side: <a href='/models/caterpillar-320d'>CAT 320D</a> and <a href='/models/caterpillar-cat-320gc'>CAT 320GC</a>.</p>

We hold 2 used Caterpillar 320GC in stock: –2019, — to 8,500 h, FOB $16,800 to $25,500.

Every listing here is one physical machine with its own stock number, hours meter and specific FOB price — not a catalogue entry and not a "from" range. Units are sold one at a time, so the yard list changes daily; confirm availability for this exact unit before you commit.

Before payment you can verify the actual unit: we send a start-up video walkaround, photos of the machine and its data plate, and the readings we found. A third-party inspection at the yard can also be arranged on request.

The machine is loaded from our partner ports in China and travels with a commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading and certificate of origin. The FOB price covers the machine at the port of loading; freight, insurance and import duty are quoted per destination once you tell us the port you import through.

Condition is our own assessment of each unit as inspected and is shown per machine together with the hours meter. Two units of the same model are rarely identical on year, hours and grade — which is exactly why each one is priced on its own.

We are an independent used-excavator export trading company based in Hefei, China, shipping since 2014. We are not an authorised dealer for any manufacturer; brand names are used only to describe the machines we trade.

Send us the stock number or the model you are looking at, together with your destination port, and we reply with the unit, its own FOB price and the loading options for that shipment.

2 units held in the yard and priced one by one. The price against each stock number is that unit, not a starting price.