Courtage Auto
French vehicle broker helping customers find and arrange used-car imports from Europe and Switzerland, with offices in four French cities.
About Courtage Auto
Buying a used car in another country can open up a wider range of makes and prices, but it also raises questions about the vehicle’s condition, the seller, transport, and French paperwork. Courtage Auto presents itself as a broker that helps coordinate the process: customers can send a listing they have already found or request a search based on make, model, budget, year, and mileage. The company works with a network of European and Swiss dealers and arranges import-related steps; it is not a traditional dealership selling from its own inventory.
The service described on its website includes checking a vehicle and providing a detailed condition report, assisting with the purchase, coordinating truck transport, and handling administrative and registration procedures in France. The team also lists vehicles available for import and lets customers start a custom search. To understand each party’s role, read the company’s terms: Courtage Auto describes its work as brokerage support for the customer’s purchase project, not a direct vehicle sale. Availability and details for each car should be confirmed before opening a case.
The business has a main office in Vieux-Charmont, in the Montbéliard area, and other contact locations in Pessac, Montigny-le-Bretonneux, and Mulhouse. That network provides regional points of contact, while the vehicle search and dealer relationships extend across Europe and Switzerland. The website lists separate phone numbers for Grand Est, Bordeaux, and Paris; Mulhouse shares the Grand Est number. Published hours cover weekdays and a shorter window on Saturdays.
Courtage Auto may be relevant to someone who has already found a particular car and wants help with inspection and logistics, or to a buyer who first needs to narrow down a model and budget. The difference from buying directly is that search, inspection, and coordination services are involved, each subject to agreed terms and fees. Before committing, customers can ask what the mandate includes, who the seller is, which documents will be provided, and how transport is priced. The listed offices are contact locations; the service can also be arranged remotely.
Custom vehicle searches, vehicle inspections and condition reports, purchase support, transport, and import and registration paperwork.