Contact us
The form is the fastest way to reach the sourcing team. Your message becomes one record with a reference, so it does not get lost between channels.
Before you write
Four things make the first reply much more useful:
- The destination country
- The vehicle or model you want
- The quantity
- One contact channel you actually read
Budget basis and timing are optional, but they sharpen the search. You can see what to include in a sourcing request, or check how the cost is built up if you are still working out what to compare.
Other ways to reach us
You can write to us directly at [email protected], or message us on WhatsApp at +86 150 8998 9413. Both reach the same team as the form, so nothing is lost whichever you use. We also post vehicle videos and updates on our Facebook page.
If you would rather give us your own number, put it in the contact field and say that you read WhatsApp — a colleague will reply there.
Who you are dealing with, and where the vehicles are held, is set out on the company page.
Your details
What you send is used to answer your inquiry and to keep one record of the request. We do not sell it, we do not add you to a mailing list, and we do not use it for advertising. It is handled by our own team and by the handful of services the site runs on — the AI that drafts a first reply, the email service, the hosting — and the privacy policy names every one of them.
Buying in volume rather than a single vehicle? See how a volume requirement is handled.
Send your requirement
We use what you send only to answer your inquiry, never for marketing. You can also email [email protected] or message WhatsApp +86 150 8998 9413. How we handle your details.
What happens after you send it
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Step 1
You get an acknowledgement immediately
It confirms the message arrived — it is not an answer to your question.
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Step 2
A colleague reads it
We work China time (UTC+8); messages that arrive overnight are picked up the next working day.
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Step 3
We reply on the channel you gave us
If something is missing, we ask for it rather than guessing.
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Step 4
If we cannot help, we say so
A clear no is more useful to you than a thread that stays open.