Buy & Sell · Body type
A clean Japanese import can offer newer specification and lower mileage for the money, so the decisive factor is a genuine auction sheet and complete, tampered-free papers — the documents are the car’s real story. Read the sheet before you read the spec.
Imports range from tiny kei cars and superminis to hybrids and well-equipped crossovers, typically arriving with generous factory kit and careful first ownership. For buyers who value specification and freshness, they can be excellent value once the paperwork checks out.
The auction sheet is the single most useful document, grading the car’s original condition and flagging past repairs. Confirming that the sheet, mileage and import papers all agree is what separates a sound import from a risky one.
We can help you interpret the sheet and shortlist inspected imports whose documents stand up to scrutiny, so newer specification does not come with an unverified past.
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Good to know
An auction sheet is the grading document from Japan that records the car’s original condition and any noted repairs. Checking that it matches the mileage and import papers is the best way to confirm an import is genuine, and we help you read it properly.
For the popular imports, parts and specialists are widely available in the twin cities, keeping servicing practical. Rarer models can take a little more sourcing, so we factor availability into any shortlist we prepare for you.
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