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Buying Guide

Buying a used car from Japan is a popular choice due to the country’s strict vehicle regulations, well-maintained cars, and affordable prices. Japanese vehicles often have lower mileage and are in excellent condition because of the country's efficient public transportation system and strict roadworthiness tests, which encourage frequent upgrades. There are several ways to buy a used car from Japan, including auctions, dealerships, and importers. Auctions offer a wide selection and competitive prices, but they require working with a trusted exporter who can bid on your behalf and handle shipping. Direct purchases from dealerships or exporters may be more straightforward but could come with higher prices. Before buying, it's crucial to research the car’s history, check its auction grade (preferably 4 or higher), and verify that the exporter is reputable, ideally a member of JUMVEA (Japan Used Motor Vehicle Exporters Association). Understanding the total cost is also important, as expenses include the car price, export fees, shipping, import duties, and local registration fees. Shipping options vary; RoRo (Roll-on/Roll-off) is the most affordable but only suits drivable cars, while container shipping provides better protection but at a higher cost. Once the vehicle arrives, it must go through import inspections and registration before it can be legally driven. By carefully selecting a reliable exporter and understanding the process, you can enjoy a high-quality Japanese vehicle at a great price. Buying a used car from Japan is a popular choice due to the country’s strict vehicle regulations, well-maintained cars, and affordable prices. Japanese vehicles often have lower mileage and are in excellent condition because of the country's efficient public transportation system and strict roadworthiness tests, which encourage frequent upgrades. There are several ways to buy a used car from Japan, including auctions, dealerships, and importers. Auctions offer a wide selection and competitive prices, but they require working with a trusted exporter who can bid on your behalf and handle shipping. Direct purchases from dealerships or exporters may be more straightforward but could come with higher prices. Before buying, it's crucial to research the car’s history, check its auction grade (preferably 4 or higher), and verify that the exporter is reputable, ideally a member of JUMVEA (Japan Used Motor Vehicle Exporters Association). Understanding the total cost is also important, as expenses include the car price, export fees, shipping, import duties, and local registration fees. Shipping options vary; RoRo (Roll-on/Roll-off) is the most affordable but only suits drivable cars, while container shipping provides better protection but at a higher cost. Once the vehicle arrives, it must go through import inspections and registration before it can be legally driven. By carefully selecting a reliable exporter and understanding the process, you can enjoy a high-quality Japanese vehicle at a great price.