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Forklift price quotes

Compare forklift prices around the complete job.

A useful quote accounts for capacity, lift height, mast, power source, attachments, condition, service access, freight and delivery—not only the advertised machine price.

  • New and used forklift price comparisons
  • Rental and lease comparisons
  • Warehouse, yard and jobsite equipment
  • Dealer options matched to the delivery ZIP
Technicians inspecting a used forklift at a dealership
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Why forklift price quotes can differ so much

Two forklifts with the same nominal capacity can carry very different prices because their mast height, attachment package, battery or engine condition, tires, hours, warranty, service preparation and freight differ. Ask every seller to identify what is included in writing.

Start with the forklift buying guide, then narrow the field through the matching forklift type page. Buyers who need payment flexibility can also compare forklift financing before evaluating a monthly number.

Price paths

Compare purchase, used, rental and lease quotes

PathBest fitQuote details to confirmNext step
New forkliftFrequent use, known specification and long ownership horizonWarranty, lead time, attachments, battery/charger, freight and commissioningBuy forklift prices
Used forkliftBudget-sensitive buyers with inspection flexibilityHours, service history, tires, mast, forks, leaks, battery or engine conditionUsed buying checklist
Forklift rentalTemporary, seasonal or project workMinimum term, hour allowance, transport, damage rules and maintenance responsibilityRental forklift quote
Forklift leasePredictable fleet cycles and planned replacementTerm, usage limits, service, end-of-term options and return conditionLease forklift quote
Before comparing

Information that produces a better forklift quote

  • Maximum load weight, dimensions and load center.
  • Required lift height and overhead clearance.
  • Aisle width, rack layout and turning space.
  • Indoor floor, dock, yard or rough-terrain conditions.
  • Daily hours, shifts, charging or fueling access.
  • Attachments, fork length and unusual loads.
  • Delivery ZIP, timing and unloading access.
  • New, used, rental, lease or financing preference.

For operator and workplace requirements, consult the OSHA powered industrial truck resources.