Start with full identification.
Engine family alone is not enough. Provide the full suffix, nameplate photo, vehicle model and year, transmission and drivetrain. Confirm whether you need a complete assembly, engine only or additional components.
Use this guide to prepare your request, review the offered units and agree what your wholesale quotation covers.
Engine family alone is not enough. Provide the full suffix, nameplate photo, vehicle model and year, transmission and drivetrain. Confirm whether you need a complete assembly, engine only or additional components.
Ask for current photos showing the engine code, visible condition and included accessories. Inspection or running videos may be available depending on the stock and facilities. Agree the evidence available for each proposed unit before accepting the offer.
Review quantity per model, currency, accessory scope, packing, freight terms and payment arrangements. Different used units can have different prices and conditions. Quotation validity does not automatically mean stock is reserved.
Mixed-model shipments depend on current supply. Confirm the final model list, labels, packing method, weight information and freight scope. Destination import requirements should be checked with your local customs broker.
Our sourcing process is designed for importers, wholesalers, distributors and professional engine buyers.
No. The directory is a reference list. Supply changes, so availability is checked against your requirement.
Mixed-model export orders can be discussed subject to current supply, quantities and the agreed packing and freight arrangement.
Send full engine codes, quantities and destination. Vehicle details, nameplate photos and required accessory scope help us check your request.
Keep the unit identification, order reference and photos or videos of the issue. Contact our team to review the evidence and the terms agreed for your order.
Engine codes, quantities and destination. We’ll take it from there.