About us
Buy Cars From Korea is a division of Eurobridge Trading, a company importing cars from Asia into the European Union. We have been doing this for years in another market, and are now opening the Korean route for Bulgaria.
What we do
We find a car on the Korean market or at auction, check its condition against the official inspection report, buy it, ship it to Bulgaria, clear customs and hand it over registered.
We are not a classifieds board, and not a middleman who passes you a contact and steps back. The car is our responsibility from the moment it is bought until the moment you have the keys.
How we work
- The inspection report is shown before payment, remarks included
- The final price is confirmed in writing and does not move afterwards
- At auction we bid to a ceiling you set, and never above it
- We say when a deal is not worth doing — a lost sale beats an unhappy customer
What we do not do
- We do not promise an exact delivery date, because sailing schedules are not ours to control
- We do not call a used car flawless
- We do not hide fees that surface at the end
- We do not sell a car whose report we would not want to show our own customer
Why Korea rather than Japan or Europe
The Korean market offers more equipment for less money, almost everything is automatic, and the cars tend to be in good order thanks to the climate and the roads.
Most importantly, Korean cars are sold with a structured inspection report — an assessment of every body panel and of the main mechanical assemblies. That is verifiable information rather than a seller's description.
FAQ
- Who is the seller under the contract?
- Eurobridge Trading. All documents, payments and guarantees for the transaction go through the company.
- Do you work with dealers and companies?
- Yes. Terms differ for more than one car — get in touch and we will go through them specifically.
- Do you only serve Bulgaria?
- Bulgaria is the first market for the Korean route. We import into other EU countries too — ask about yours.
A question before we start?
Ask whatever is bothering you. Better cleared up now than halfway through a deal.