Same year does not mean same machine.
Spindle, axis, control, work envelope, automation, probing, tooling and other options can materially change both asking price and value.
Use recorded 2019 Haas CM1 asking prices as evidence, then confirm the exact unit's configuration, condition and complete acquisition cost.
The median of 3 distinct published asking prices was $54,500. Exact duplicate prices within the same model year were collapsed so repeated records do not silently add weight.
This comes from recorded machines, not a standard age-based depreciation formula. It remains asking-price evidence—not proof of a completed sale or the value of an uninspected unit.
Open the individual MBB records to inspect retained details and the limits of each observation.
| Machine record | Recorded ask | Retained details | Recorded status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 HAAS CM1 | $84,900 | Haas Next Gen CNC Control · used | Historical sold record |
| 2019 HAAS CM1 | $54,500 | Haas · used · MI | Historical listing record |
| 2019 HAAS CM1 | $49,900 | HAAS CNC Control · used | Historical sold record |
Spindle, axis, control, work envelope, automation, probing, tooling and other options can materially change both asking price and value.
Hours, geometry, maintenance, alarms, crash history, operating proof and service access determine where a machine fits within or outside the observed range.
Inspection, decommissioning, freight, rigging, site work, utilities, tooling, training, repair allowance and downtime belong in the decision.
The MBB catalog contains 3 distinct published asking prices for the 2019 Haas CM1, from $49,900 to $84,900, with a median of $54,500. This is market context, not a guaranteed value.
Control, configuration, options, hours, operating condition, maintenance, tooling, location, removal requirements and seller terms can all move the number.
No. It is calculated from distinct asking-price observations for the named brand, model and year.
Start with the model record, compare published asking prices, document condition and options, and account for every cost required to make the machine productive.