An hour of inspection saves a container of regret. This is what we check on every citybusses unit before it is listed.
The short version
- Hour meter against service records against actual machine condition — all three must agree.
- Undercarriage and wear parts, which are the expensive surprises.
- Hydraulic leaks under load, not just at idle.
- Serial number matching the documentation.
- Cold start behaviour, which hides nothing.
What you can expect to pay
Live prices from our own catalogue, not a guess — every row links to the product page.
Citybusses available now
- 2003 VDL Berkhof Citybusses — $2,998
- 2009 Mercedes-Benz O 530 Citybusses — $6,431
- 2011 Scania Omnilink Citybusses — $7,903
- 2011 Volvo 8900 LE Citybusses — $8,175
- 2014 Scania Omniexpress 320 K250UB 4×2 6 Citybusses — $16,350
- 2014 Mercedes-Benz Citaro Citybusses — $42,510
- 2014 Mercedes-Benz Citaro Citybusses — $42,510
- 2020 Scania Citywide Citybusses — $119,900
- 2021 Volvo 8900 Citybusses — $130,800
- 2022 Scania Citywide LE Citybusses — $206,010
Frequently asked questions
Inspecting Used Citybusses: What to Check Before You Pay?
An hour of inspection saves a container of regret. This is what we check on every citybusses unit before it is listed.
Where can I see current citybusses prices?
Our citybusses category is live and priced: https://machinerydepotpro.com/product-category/citybusses/
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