Describe the vehicle and acceptable alternatives
Provide the preferred TANK model, model year, powertrain and trim where known. Add colours and essential options, separating firm requirements from preferences. State new or used. For a used-vehicle request, give acceptable production years, mileage and condition. If undecided between two models, name both and explain the main priority, such as passenger comfort, space or the intended driving environment. Do not copy an unclear trim translation without its source.
Define the order and destination
State the number of vehicles and whether the purchase is personal, for a dealership or for another business. Give the destination country and preferred port if known. Mention who will check local import and registration requirements. Include a budget and desired timing for discussion, not as an assumption of an available vehicle or guaranteed delivery date. For multiple vehicles, break the quantity down by model and version.
Make follow-up straightforward
Use a reachable email address or WhatsApp contact and the name of the person handling the request. Put charging, language, inspection or documentation needs in the notes. After sending, read the on-page confirmation: a successful submission means the request was received for follow-up, not that a vehicle has been reserved. If the page reports failure, keep the details and retry or use the displayed contact channel. Review the resulting written proposal before agreeing a purchase.
Questions, answered.
Can I send the enquiry without a preferred port?
Yes. Provide the destination country and say that the port is still to be discussed. More precise transport information can be added later.
What should a dealer add?
Give the quantity by model and trim, acceptable substitutions and the company contact who will confirm the proposal.
