Clear answers before
every commitment.
Five practical stages take a requirement from first message to an export plan. The exact evidence and documents depend on the vehicle and destination, and are confirmed before the order proceeds.
- 01
Map the Requirement
We begin with the destination market, target model, quantity, budget and timing. This prevents attractive-looking stock from being proposed when it does not fit the buyer's actual import or commercial requirement.
- — Destination market
- — Model · budget · quantity
- — Required delivery window
- 02
Source the Exact Vehicle
Available units are organized by stock reference and VIN information. We provide the media, specifications and seller disclosures available for the exact unit rather than relying on a generic model image.
- — Stock reference
- — VIN information
- — Vehicle-specific media
- 03
Verify Identity & Condition
The buyer reviews available records and condition information before confirming. Where additional evidence is needed, an appropriate third-party inspection scope can be arranged and stated in writing.
- — Identity check
- — Condition disclosure
- — Inspection option on request
- 04
Confirm Quote & Export Route
Before payment, the buyer receives the selected vehicle reference, commercial terms, quote inclusions, proposed port and shipping method. FOB and CIF options are compared where available.
- — Quote inclusions
- — FOB or CIF
- — Port and freight method
- 05
Document, Ship & Update
Required export documents and responsibilities are listed for the agreed route. The buyer receives written milestones across preparation, port delivery, shipment and document handover.
- — Document checklist
- — Shipment milestones
- — Handover record
Evidence before commitment.
Claims are useful only when they can be checked. For each order, the relevant vehicle identity, inspection scope, commercial terms and destination document requirements are stated in writing before payment.
- Vehicle Identity
- Provided per unit
- Inspection Scope
- Selected by requirement
- Commercial Terms
- FOB or CIF
- Destination Documents
- Confirmed per market