New-car specifications
Compare car models and specifications
Compare offers for the same version and agreed delivery point. Use catalog details to build your shortlist, then check the proposed vehicles and written offers.
Identify the exact model and version
Use new-car model pages to identify the version you need. For a used car, request records for the individual vehicle being offered.
Past used-car listings
Compare like-for-like specifications
Check these details in each written offer. Ask the supplier to fill in anything missing before you decide.
- Identity
- The exact model, model year, trim and market version
- Specification
- Powertrain, drive, seating and equipment for that version
- Supply
- Proposed supplier, quantity, current availability and preparation time
- Evidence
- Photos and technical records for the offered vehicle, plus the agreed inspection checks
- Commercial scope
- The same currency, quantity, handover basis and included charges
- Destination fit
- Vehicle documents, local approval and practical-use requirements
Understand units and test standards
Battery capacity, range, consumption and equipment can differ by version and market. Ask for the applicable technical record, units and test standard. Range figures from different test cycles are not directly comparable.
For used cars, compare each vehicle’s identity, mileage, condition records and current status.
Discuss your vehicle shortlist
List each model and quantity in your brief, with the details you want to compare.