- Stock updated every 6 hours
- 2001 and older: US eligible
- DOT and EPA exempt
Cars in stock in Japan at a fixed price, ready to ship
No bidding: you reserve the car, we inspect it, buy it and ship it with US customs cleared. The landed price is shown before you pay.
Cars in stock
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Landed price before you bid
The car, Japan fees, ocean freight, US customs and our fee add up to one number on every lot.
Sheets read by people
We read the auction sheet and translate the inspector notes, so you know what the grade is hiding.
Track every step
From the auction yard to your driveway, each stage shows up in your account with dates and notes.
Deposit back if you lose
10% of your maximum bid is held while you bid and returned in full if you do not win.
From a Japanese auction to your driveway
Five steps. At every one you know where your car is and what it costs.
- Step 1
Pick a car
Live auctions or in-stock cars across Japan, filtered to what you can import.
- Step 2
See the landed price
Freight, US customs and our fee are shown before you bid, not after.
- Step 3
We bid for you
Our team in Japan reads the auction sheet and places the bid at the auction.
- Step 4
Ship and clear
Ocean freight, port, customs and title paperwork handled by us.
- Step 5
Pick up or deliver
Collect at the port or have it trucked to your door.
Model year 2001 and older can be imported today
Vehicles 25 years or older are exempt from DOT and EPA conformity. Newer cars become eligible on their 25th anniversary, which is why the catalog shows the eligible years by default.
See newer cars and when they become eligible- 2001 and olderEligible now
- Model year 2002from 2027
- Model year 2003from 2028
- Model year 2004from 2029
Questions people ask before their first bid
Which cars can I import to the US?
Any vehicle 25 years or older by model year, without DOT or EPA modifications. The filter is on by default.
Do I bid myself?
You set the maximum you are willing to pay. Our agents in Japan place the bid at the auction house.
What does the deposit cover?
10% of your maximum bid is held while the bid is active and returned in full if you do not win.
How long does shipping take?
Usually 6 to 10 weeks from the auction to a US East Coast port, depending on the sailing.
Find your car in Japan
Browse today's auctions with the landed price on every lot, or ask us about a model you are looking for.