Fields Motorcars Orlando is a franchise dealer for Bentley, Lamborghini, and Rolls-Royce, and it also lists Karma, at 2202 33rd Street, Orlando, FL 32839. The sales line published on the dealer’s site is 407-339-3443. These are five questions worth asking that team before you leave a deposit. China Luxury Car Parts is not Fields Motorcars, not part of Fields Auto Group, and not a dealer. We supply aftermarket exterior parts after you already know which car you bought.

1. Is this car on the ground, or an allocation I am waiting for?

A car in the showroom and a car “coming from the factory” are different purchases. Ask:

  • Is the VIN assigned, and can you see the build sheet?
  • Which options are already fixed, and which can still change?
  • What date does the dealer actually expect, and what happens to your deposit if that date slips?

Lamborghini, Bentley, and Rolls-Royce commissions often take months. A verbal “soon” is not a delivery promise. Ask for the timing in the purchase agreement.

2. What is the out-the-door number, and which add-ons can I decline?

Ask for a written out-the-door total: selling price, destination if it is not already in the price, tax, title, registration, and every dealer-installed item. Then ask which of those items are optional. Protection packages, etched VIN plates, and nitrogen in the tires are common. You can say no to optional products. You cannot say no to tax.

If there is a market adjustment above MSRP, ask whether it is negotiable and whether it is printed on the buyer’s order before you sit down to “just see payments.”

3. If the car is pre-owned, what is the title, the history, and the inspection?

Fields sells new cars and pre-owned exotics. For anything used, ask:

  • Is it manufacturer certified, dealer inspected, or simply used?
  • Can you see the service records, the Carfax or AutoCheck, and the title status before a deposit?
  • Will they allow an independent pre-purchase inspection, including a lift?
  • How much warranty remains, and is it transferable?

Central Florida cars deserve a direct question about flood exposure and any prior auction or branded title. A detail job is not a history report. For a longer buying checklist, see where to find pre-owned luxury cars in Orlando.

4. Who services this car after the sale, and what does that visit look like?

A hybrid Urus, a Revuelto, a Rolls-Royce with air suspension, or a Bentley with carbon brakes is a poor match for a general shop. Ask the dealer:

  • Is service done at this Orlando store, and are the technicians factory-trained on this model?
  • What is a typical wait for a major service or a diagnostic, and is there a loaner or pickup?
  • Which wear items — tires, brakes, 12-volt battery, cabin filter — are stocked, and which are a special order?

The honest answer tells you the real cost of owning the car in this city. The brochure does not.

5. What does my deposit lock, and how do I get it back?

Before you pay, ask for the answers in the contract:

  • Is the deposit refundable, and until which event — a signed order, a VIN, a truck leaving the factory?
  • Are the price, the options, and the estimated delivery written down?
  • Who holds the deposit, and is financing a condition of the sale?

Compare the finance quote with a bank or credit union before you accept the first monthly payment they show you. A lower payment can be a longer, more expensive loan. We do not arrange credit.

After you own the car

Exterior changes are a separate order from the vehicle purchase. If you want a lip, skirts, a diffuser, or a spoiler, send the year, model, bumper style, and material. We confirm the aftermarket part, then ship it from China by express — faster than ocean freight — and we tell you the transit time to Orlando before you pay.

Use the inquiry form. Call Fields for the car. Call us only when the car and the part specification are real.

FAQ

Are you Fields Motorcars Orlando?

No. Fields Motorcars Orlando is the dealership at 2202 33rd Street. China Luxury Car Parts is a Guangzhou supplier of aftermarket exterior parts. We are not affiliated with Fields Auto Group or with Bentley, Lamborghini, Rolls-Royce, or Karma.

Can the dealer sell me the body kit as well?

Ask them what they stock. Factory accessories and our aftermarket aero are different products. Do not assume a part on their shelf fits a different bumper year.

Should I put a deposit down on the first visit?

Only after the price, the car or allocation, and the refund terms are written down and you understand them. A busy showroom is a poor reason to skip that page.