Deliveries and comparisons
Deliveries, comparisons and evidence: our rule is traceability
FL IMPORT AUTO wants to show concrete cases without fabricating social proof. An illustration is not a client delivery, and a price difference is not a saving until the delivered-to-France cost has been reconstructed.
How we compare a foreign vehicle with France
We look for a sufficiently close comparable vehicle using the criteria that genuinely influence price:
- Model and version
- Powertrain and transmission
- Year / first registration
- Mileage
- Available condition and history
- Equipment and options
- Date of comparison
The difference that matters
We do not simply compare “Germany price” with “France price”. We distinguish:
- Price requested by the foreign seller
- Possible inspection
- Transport and export
- Formalities and taxation
- Possible customs charges
- Estimated registration
- FL IMPORT AUTO fees
- Estimated total delivered-to-France cost
This total is then compared with a sufficiently similar French vehicle. If the difference is zero or negative, we do not present it as a saving: the vehicle may still be attractive because of its specification, condition or rarity.
What will constitute a “verified delivery”
A case will only be presented as a client delivery once it corresponds to a genuinely completed case and use of the relevant material has been authorized. A listing may indicate, for example:
- Vehicle and country of origin
- Delivery date or period
- Documented delivered-to-France cost
- Dated French comparable
- Differentiating options
- Checks performed
- Authorized photos with personal data masked
Current website images
AI-generated visuals are used to present the premium universe, the FL IMPORT AUTO file, tracking and the handover experience. They are identified as illustrations and should not be interpreted as actual clients or completed deliveries.
FL Track: vehicle tracking
The principle is simple: the client can understand the status of the case through clear stages — selected vehicle, documents and checks, collection, transport, formalities and delivery. Statuses should reflect only information actually received.