Buy a Japanese used auto from auctions
How to export a car from Japan
Japanese cars such as Toyota, Mitsubishi, Subaru, Honda, Suzuki, Mazda and Nissan are famous worldwide for their quality, value and realiability.
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In Japan most of the cars bought and driven are made by Japanese manufacturers, and thousands of these cars get sold very cheaply at auctions and are exported to places like the UK, Canada, New Zealand, Jamaica, Australia, USA, United Arab Emirates, Ireland, Pakistan, India, Nigeria, Uganda, Tanzania, Russia, Mongolia, Kenya, Namibia, South Africa, Africa, and others every week.
About used Japanese Cars
 Popular autos for sale at Japanese car auctions are Nissan Skyline GTR, Mitsubishi Mirage, Toyota RAV 4, Subaru Imprezza and the Mitsubishi Lancer. All these cars are famous models with a lot of history and above all famous Japanese reliability, durability and economy. If you're looking for a sports car, utility truck, bus or other vehicle you can find what you want with over 30,000 cars at each auction!
Non Japanese brands from Japan
 You can of course also buy foreign brands such as Audi, Bentley, Land Rover, BMW, Mercedez Benz, Porsche, Volvo and Volkswagon at Japanese used car auctions. More info
Japanese Mini Trucks
 Japanese mini trucks are a very popular export especially to the USA. These used mini trucks are versatile and fuel efficient and can be modified to suit any number of purposes.
Japanese Used Buses
 Another popular export is Japanese used buses. Japan has one of the worlds biggest, most efficient, public transport networks using thousands of buses which are auctioned and sent abroad.
Check out the reviews page for more. Here are some videos of the Nissan Skyline R33 GTR in racing action! More exciting videos, either profesional or amateur, of other Japanese sports cars racing here.
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Buying used cars in Japan
If you're in Japan then you can also buy direct from the exporters and get the car delivered or pick it up yourself. It will be a lot cheaper as you won't have to pay the shipping and export fees and taxes!
 There are some risks, but everyday many people around the world buy a used vehicle from Japan and have no problems. With preperation and the research contained in this site you can avoid some of the common problems, buy a great auto, and save a lot of money.
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Spoiler Alert: Super GT Rd. 3 Results Filed under: Motorsports, Sports/GTs, Japan, Honda, Nissan, Toyota, Toys
Click above for a huge, high-res gallery of Rd. 3 of the '08 SuperGT season.
After previous incarnations of the Nissan GT-R ran away with successive JGTC titles, Japan's GT Association decided to inflict "success ballast" on race winners in an attempt to level the playing field (i.e give Toyota and Honda a chance).
As the current GT-R race car is built to 2009 Super GT specifications, the GT-A handed it a weight penalty of 50kgs added right from the start of the season. After winning Round 1 in Suzuka car number 23 had to carry an additional 50kgs at Round 2 in Sugo, which it promptly won anyway. Then thanks to also setting numerous fastest laps and other speeding offenses it was deemed that Benoit Treluyer and Satoshi Motoyama's ride would have to port an massive 200ks (440lbs) of ballast at this weekend's race at Fuji Speedway.
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