Quotation terms.
The showroom helps dealers and fleet buyers describe what they want to source. A written quotation will confirm the vehicles and commercial terms for a specific request.
Updated 4 October 2026A collection of sourcing examples
The displayed vehicles are representative model examples. Each year selection describes the model and configuration a buyer wants to source. Reference specifications identify their source market. They are not live stock listings or confirmed descriptions of a particular vehicle available for sale.
Model illustrations may show a different market specification, trim, year or steering position. A year selection is not proof of manufacturing date or first registration. The actual vehicle’s VIN, manufacturing year, first registration, specification, mileage and condition are confirmed during sourcing.
How your price is determined
Every vehicle is quoted individually. The vehicle price depends on the selected year, actual odometer reading, condition, service and accident history, specification and availability. Battery condition is also relevant for electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles.
Destination, shipping, insurance, inspection, import duties, taxes, clearing costs and local charges affect the total cost. Your written quotation must identify what is included, the applicable export terms, the destination and any additional costs.
There is no fixed selling price in this catalogue. Your target budget in the request form is a purchasing preference; the written quotation confirms the vehicle price and the total agreed costs.
What your request starts
Select models, choose a destination and provide your purchasing requirements in the sourcing form. After a successful submission, the site saves your inquiry and returns a reference for follow-up.
Sending a request does not reserve a vehicle, create a purchase order, enter a supply contract or guarantee availability. This showroom does not provide online checkout or collect vehicle payments.
Confirming the actual vehicle
Before agreeing a purchase, confirm the proposed vehicle’s identity, condition, history where available, year of first registration, mileage, specification, steering, inspection requirements and availability. Agree the supporting photographs and documentation for that vehicle with the sourcing operator.
Any inspection, transport arrangement, estimated delivery time, warranty or other service must be confirmed in the written quotation or subsequent contract. Displaying a model does not establish those terms.
Destination and import eligibility
A selected country, port or steering preference records the buyer’s intended destination. It does not certify that every displayed vehicle can be imported or registered there.
Applicable age limits, steering rules, inspections, permits and local costs must be checked for the actual vehicle and destination before a supply contract is agreed. The quotation should confirm the responsibilities and information required for export and import clearance.
Written commercial terms
Vehicle availability, final price, quotation validity, currency, payment arrangements outside this showroom, documentation, delivery terms and each party’s obligations must be agreed separately in writing. Keep the inquiry reference when discussing a quotation or an update to your requirements.
A question about your request?
Return to the showroom and use the sourcing form. Include your inquiry reference if you already have one.