1. Define usage and criteria.
Think about the usual routes, the passengers, the space needed and the equipment you need. Separate the essentials from preferences. This helps you compare options more accurately.
2. Think about the total budget.
The ad price is one of the elements of the decision. Ask for a proposal that details the vehicle and associated services, including transport, documentation, legalization and any applicable charges. Confirm what is excluded.
3. Confirm the vehicle information.
- Vehicle identification and exact configuration.
- Mileage and maintenance records.
- History and known interventions.
- General condition and checks carried out.
- Available documentation and seller conditions.
4. Clarify deadline, payment and guarantee.
Ask for written confirmation of the estimated deadline, payment times and warranty coverage. A generic description of a model does not replace information about the vehicle you are going to buy.
5. Compare equivalent proposals.
Check that you are comparing the same version, the same conservation status and the same services. A lower price may correspond to different conditions.
Questions for the first contact:
What's included? What is checked? Who accompanies the transport? What is the expected deadline? What warranty applies? How will delivery be made?
The next step.
Send the model, budget and your criteria. If you found a car, include the ad link. Discover the service custom import APR.