From your requirements to a written quote.

1. Choose your models and specifications

Browse the vehicle collection or model and year directory. Record your preferred year, variant, powertrain, steering and quantity. If a requested model is missing, choose custom sourcing in the quote form and describe it in the notes.

2. Share your destination and buying requirements

Give your country and destination port, budget and business contact details. Include mileage limits, condition expectations and any inspection or documentation requirements. Sending the form starts an enquiry; it does not reserve a vehicle or create a purchase order.

3. Review the proposed vehicle

Confirm VIN, manufacturing year, first registration, odometer reading, equipment and steering. Request current photos, available service and accident history, and the inspection scope. For electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, also ask about battery health and charging compatibility.

4. Compare the quotation on the same basis

Check currency, validity and the agreed export terms. Identify the vehicle cost and which shipping, insurance, inspection, documentation and destination charges are included. Import duties, taxes and local clearing costs must be addressed explicitly rather than assumed to be part of the vehicle price.

Why is there no fixed catalogue price?

Two vehicles of the same model and year can have different mileage, condition, histories and equipment. Those differences affect the quotation. The site therefore shows “Price on request”; the written quotation identifies the actual vehicle and agreed costs.

Can I request several models together?

Yes. The form accepts up to 12 model selections per request. Specify quantities and mixed-model fleet requirements in the notes. A request can cover more vehicles than model selections.

Can every listed vehicle be imported to my country?

No catalogue entry certifies import eligibility. Age limits, steering rules, inspections and registration requirements vary by destination. Check the actual vehicle against current destination requirements before agreeing a supply contract.

Are the pictures actual stock vehicles?

The catalogue uses model illustrations. They can show a different year, market or trim. Factory color previews are references, and the actual paint and equipment must be confirmed for the proposed vehicle.

Do I pay through the website?

This website collects sourcing enquiries and has no vehicle checkout. Commercial terms and any payment arrangements are agreed separately after vehicle details and the quotation are confirmed.

See the quotation terms for more detail, or read our vehicle buying guides.