Planning a Request

Write a short, specific brief

Explain whether the vehicle is for personal use or a business role, when it is needed, the expected usage and the essential specification. Include acceptable alternatives where relevant. A clear brief makes it easier to identify which parts of a proposal meet your needs and which do not.

Questions worth taking to a provider

• Which vehicle and specification does the proposal cover?
• What is included in the quoted amount, and what is additional?
• Which checks or inspections have been carried out?
• What are the collection or delivery arrangements?
• Which ongoing obligations and end-of-agreement conditions apply?
• Who is the contracting party and where are the written terms?

Keep documents proportionate to the stage

An initial vehicle enquiry is different from a finance application. Establish who you are dealing with and what the requested information is for before sending sensitive documents. Use the provider's verified communication channel for any application or transaction.

This website does not have an enquiry form, take finance applications or receive documents for a vehicle purchase. No response time, callback or transaction service is promised here. The page helps you prepare an enquiry for the provider you choose.

Choose a starting point

Use Vehicle Sourcing and Supply for specification and condition questions, Comparing Vehicle Finance for written offer comparisons, or Fleet Management for business vehicle planning. The privacy information describes the functions available on this website.