Each car picked by a purchaser on ssancar.com comes with a no-cost 24-point examination, and within a day the buyer gets a complete set of photos, a walkaround video, and a detailed report.
Cars sourced via SSANCAR are transported using roll-on/roll-off vessels to Hamburg and Bremerhaven, the two northern German ports that serve as entry points for Korean automobiles into the European market.

Automobiles meant for Europe pass through roll-on/roll-off terminals, where they are staged in lots prior to loading and again upon arrival in northern Germany.

Examined cars on ssancar.com are all posted with their mileage, registration date, and prices displayed in Korean won, US dollars, and euros.
During the Automotive Parts Expo in Warsaw, SSANCAR will demonstrate its free 24-hour inspection process for Korean used automobiles and give back 4% of the purchase price on contracts signed at the booth.
Choose any car on our site, we inspect it within 24 hours at our own cost, and you decide after you have read the report.— James Cho, CEO, SSANCARWARSAW, POLAND, September 14, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — SSANCAR (Ssancar Co., Ltd.), a South Korean business-to-business used vehicle exporter, is setting up its first dedicated European exhibition presence at the Automotive Parts Expo in Warsaw, Poland, scheduled for October 9 through 11, 2026. The firm will be located at Booth D94A in Hall C, inside the Korea Pavilion at Ptak Warsaw Expo in Nadarzyn, just southwest of Warsaw.
The exhibition takes place concurrently and at the same venue as the Warsaw Motor Show, at the largest expo center in Central and Eastern Europe. It attracts distributors of spare parts, wholesalers, garage owners, and vehicle dealers from across the region.
It is an unconventional strategy for a used vehicle exporter to book a stand at a parts industry event. SSANCAR’s rationale is commercial: in Central and Eastern Europe, the companies that purchase parts are very frequently the same companies that buy, repair, and resell pre-owned cars. Instead of reaching that audience through middlemen, the company chose to present itself directly.
At its booth, SSANCAR will provide a live demonstration of the ordering system it has developed for international dealers. A buyer selects a vehicle from the company’s online inventory of Korean used cars, which operates around the clock and features tens of thousands of active listings. After a vehicle is chosen, SSANCAR performs a free 24-point inspection within 24 hours and delivers a comprehensive vehicle report, which includes a panel-by-panel body damage map and the official Korean inspection record translated into English. The buyer reviews the report first and then places the order only afterward. No trip to Korea is necessary at any point.
For agreements finalized at the booth over the fair’s three days, SSANCAR will give back 4 percent of the vehicle’s purchase price as SSANCAR Credit, which can be used toward the buyer’s subsequent purchases. This offer applies only to contracts concluded on-site and is contingent on SSANCAR’s assessment of the purchasing company. Payment terms for initial orders will be discussed individually at the booth.
The Warsaw stand follows the European base that SSANCAR established in Hamburg, Germany, earlier this year in cooperation with the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA). Vehicles bought via the platform are shipped to Hamburg and Bremerhaven, the northern German roll-on/roll-off terminals through which Korean cars enter Europe, where local certification and customs clearance are handled before onward delivery to the buyer’s country.
“Most dealers in this region have never bought a car directly from a Korean exporter, and the reason is simple. They cannot see the car and they cannot read the paperwork,” said James Cho, chief executive officer of SSANCAR. “So we are not asking anyone at our booth to trust a photograph. Choose any car on our site, we inspect it within 24 hours at our own cost, and you decide after you have read the report.”
Attendees at the fair can schedule a meeting at the booth in advance by using the company’s dedicated invitation page.
About SSANCAR
SSANCAR (Ssancar Co., Ltd.) is a South Korean B2B used vehicle exporter headquartered in Siheung, Gyeonggi-do. Established in 2001 and incorporated in 2018, the company ships Korean used vehicles to dealers in 31 countries and runs the ssancar.com sourcing platform, an in-house 24-point vehicle inspection program, and an affiliated accredited vehicle inspection body. Europe represents its fastest-growing market.
James Cho
Ssancar Co., Ltd.
+82 1090099977
sales@ssancar.com
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