Your destination
Country and delivery port, if known.
How to buy
Start with your market, your models and your quantity. We turn that brief into a sourcing conversation you can act on.
Country and delivery port, if known.
Model or vehicle type, new or used, and preferred version.
Quantity, budget and target delivery date.
Not sure which model fits? Tell us your budget and intended use.
Tell us what you want to buy and where it needs to go.
We review your requirements and clarify the specification, quantity and destination.
Compare the vehicle options, photos, condition and quoted costs.
We discuss a shortlist and a quotation with the included services, exclusions and expected timing.
Approve the exact vehicles, inspection scope, contract and payment milestones.
Agree the contracting company, bank beneficiary, acceptance criteria and responsibilities in writing.
Confirm the documents, shipping arrangements and delivery point.
Coordinate the agreed export steps. Freight, insurance, import clearance and after-sales support follow the scope in your quotation.
A vehicle price is only one part of an export order. Ask for each cost and responsibility to be clear.
Example inquiry — replace the details with your own.
We are a dealer in Nigeria looking for 10 petrol sedans. Please quote Bestune B70 or similar models, with shipment to Lagos. Our budget is [amount and currency] per vehicle and our target is [month].
Yes. The directory is a starting point. Send the model, configuration and quantity you want us to review.
Directory photos illustrate model references. Ask Export Team to confirm the exact vehicle, current availability, condition and specification.
Timing depends on vehicle availability, inspection, documents and the shipping route. Ask for an order-specific schedule in your quotation.
Ask us to clarify the applicable warranty, parts and support arrangements for the specific vehicle and destination before ordering.
A clear brief is the first step to a useful proposal.