BUYING USED TRUCKS FROM CHINA

CHINESE TRUCKS.
YOUR EXPORT QUOTE.

Tell us which Chinese used trucks you need, the quantity and destination. Request current vehicle information and discuss your export quotation.

A CLEARER WAY TO SOURCE

FROM YOUR BRIEF.
TO YOUR NEXT TRUCK.

Good procurement starts with the right questions. Follow a clear path from your requirements to a vehicle decision.

01

DEFINE THE JOB

Vehicle type, operating conditions, quantity and destination.

02

BUILD A SHORTLIST

Discuss suitable vehicles, configurations and current availability.

03

CHECK THE DETAILS

Request vehicle-specific photographs, condition details and records.

04

PLAN THE NEXT MOVE

Confirm the quotation, trade terms and shipment arrangements.

Vehicle condition, documentation and logistics are agreed for each transaction.

BEFORE YOU SOURCE

GOOD QUESTIONS.
BETTER DECISIONS.

What should I include in a sourcing request?

Tell us your vehicle category, intended work, preferred configuration, quantity, destination country and target timeline. Add any non-negotiable requirements.

Can I source more than one type of truck?

Yes, you can include several vehicle categories in one request. List the quantities and preferred specifications separately so that each requirement is clear.

Are the photographed vehicles currently available?

The photographs show the vehicle series and yard material provided by Zhaoyi. They do not reserve a specific truck. Ask for a current shortlist, photographs and individual vehicle information.

Which details should I check before confirming a purchase?

Confirm the VIN and ownership documents, model and configuration, year, mileage or working hours, maintenance and repair history, inspection findings, trade terms and destination requirements. Use an independent inspection where appropriate.

Where can I get a price and shipping information?

Submit your sourcing request with the destination and quantity. The actual quotation, export documentation, inspection and logistics responsibilities must be agreed for the specific transaction.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

LET’S GET
TO WORK.

Tell us what you need