Car sourcing and export FAQs

We help you review the cars you need and coordinate sourcing, inspection and export services. Send the models or vehicle type, quantity and destination. Your quotation identifies the seller, payment recipient and service providers.

We check availability and pricing when you inquire. The catalog shows models, not live stock. Request a dated quotation for the version and quantity you need before deciding to buy.

Yes. List the quantity and essential equipment for each model, plus any alternatives you would consider. Tell us whether your budget includes inspection, transport and destination costs or just the cars.

Tell us how the cars will be used, your preferred body type and powertrain, quantity, destination and budget. Include your timing. We can use those details to narrow the search, then review the exact version and equipment in the quotation.

The minimum depends on the model, version and supplier. Tell us the quantity you need, including any mixed-model request, so we can check what is available.

Compatibility depends on the version and country. Review the charging connector and functions, languages, apps, maps and connected services before ordering. Your destination adviser also needs to check import and registration eligibility; a similar model sold locally can have different features.

Send the model and version if known, quantity, destination and preferred timing. For used cars, add your year, mileage and condition limits. Ask for a quotation that identifies the vehicles or batch, currency, validity, delivery point and included charges.

The version, year, equipment, condition and included services can all affect the price. For example, one quote may cover only the car while another includes inspection or delivery to port. Compare the same specification and add any missing charges before comparing totals.

Your order sets the payment schedule. It should name the payment recipient and currency, deposit, later payments and vehicle-release conditions. Verify any changed payment instructions with your established contact through a known channel before sending funds.

Timing depends on vehicle availability, inspection, release, transport and destination clearance. Request a schedule for your cars and route that distinguishes confirmed dates from estimates and explains when each stage starts.

The contract sets the change, cancellation and refund terms. Review any replacement vehicle's specification, condition, records, price and timing before accepting it, and keep the approved change with your order.

You can request one. Tell us the provider and checks you have in mind so we can review access, location and the seller's permission. Before booking, settle the date, cost and report requirements with the inspection provider.

Look for the vehicle identifier, inspection date and location, and inspector's name. Findings need photographs, readings or records that identify what was checked and how. The report should list any omitted tests, missing records and unresolved issues.

No. A single paint-thickness reading cannot establish the cause or extent of a repair. Review the measurement location, unit, method and other evidence with the inspector, who can advise on further checks.

Review the remaining records and inspection findings before accepting the car. Missing history leaves accident and repair questions unresolved. You can request more evidence or further checks; record any exceptions you accept before release.

Check the vehicle identifier, test date, method and conditions. Ask the inspector to explain what the figure measures and its limits. The model's advertised range or battery capacity does not tell you the condition of this particular battery.