Written scope
What exactly will SNDVIX do, what is excluded, who else is involved and what approvals are required before moving forward?
TRUST & TRANSPARENCY
Trust should be
visible in the process.
Before you give a concierge your time or commit funds, you should understand the scope, the evidence, the costs and who is responsible for each step.
What good practice looks like
Questions you should be able to ask.
We believe trust must be earned through specifics. Before proceeding, ask for clear answers to these points—and expect uncertainties to be identified honestly.
Transparent costs
Which amounts are confirmed, which are estimates, who receives each payment and what could change the final cost?
Evidence and checks
What records were reviewed, who performed any inspection, what was its scope and what limitations remain?
Vehicle and seller details
What is known about provenance, ownership, condition, service history and the seller's authority to sell?
Import feasibility
Who will confirm eligibility, customs requirements, duties, certification, registration and other route-specific obligations?
Milestones and recourse
How will progress be communicated, which events trigger decisions, and what happens if checks or timelines change?
Our operating principle
Facts, estimates and unknowns should be distinct.
A listing price is not a final landed cost. A seller's statement is not the same as an independent finding. A planned shipping route is not confirmation of import eligibility. A timeline is an estimate until the relevant parties and authorities confirm it.
For a specific mandate, the written scope should identify the checks performed or arranged, the documents available, open questions, third-party roles, costs and assumptions. Use independent legal, tax, inspection and import professionals wherever required.
We do not publish fabricated client testimonials, unverified deal counts or unsupported performance claims to create confidence. The strongest proof will be clear documentation, qualified providers and reliable execution as the service develops.
Frequently asked questions
Before we
begin.
Answers to the most common first questions. Your individual mandate should confirm the details that apply to your vehicle.
Read the client checklist →Yes, the intended model is brief-led sourcing rather than browsing a guaranteed public inventory. Share your preferences and the sourcing possibilities can be explored, subject to availability and agreed scope.
This website describes a concierge-led acquisition model, not a stock catalogue. Whether a particular opportunity can be pursued depends on the seller, vehicle, sourcing route and agreed mandate.
The service scope and SNDVIX fees should be disclosed in writing before work starts. Vehicle price, freight, insurance, customs duty, taxes, certification, registration and other costs depend on the actual vehicle and route and must be estimated and verified individually.
Timing can vary with sourcing, seller readiness, verification, documents, export, freight, import clearance and registration. A realistic schedule can be discussed after the vehicle and route are understood; no universal timeline is promised here.
The specific checks and responsible providers should be confirmed in the written mandate. Independent inspectors and appropriately qualified legal, tax, customs or compliance specialists may be needed. Availability of records and outcomes cannot be assumed in advance.
No. A brief is an expression of interest. Any paid service, purchase commitment, payment schedule, service scope and cancellation or change terms should be agreed separately and in writing before you proceed.
No. In this prototype the form only prepares a copyable summary on your device. It does not send or store enquiry details. A secure Wix Forms or backend connection and a reviewed privacy notice are required before publication.
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