Importing During Alert Level 2

HISTORICALY LOW PRICES AT JAPANESE AUTO AUCTIONS

WANTED TO IMPORT A CAR - TIME IS NOW

Go New Zealand!! Feeling proud we are setting a good example.
CNN fake or not fake news?

Feeling like promoting a car importing too. :) Since it's going well due to the low prices in Japan

Recently our customers won: Audi Q7 S-Line, Toyota Vellfire ZR-G, BMW i3 Range Extender, Mazda Axela Hybrid HV-S L PACKAGE - all top-spec models.

And for the prices upto $5000 less than just a month ago! I am stunned to witness prices so low myself.

Well, if you are considering a new car, look towards Japanese Auctions. This is from where most of the cars come anyway. Why not to get it directly from the source? It’s wise.

It can be challenging to find a car that ticks all the boxes. With low mileage, and a newer year, with all the extra features and in a color you like, and most importantly at the price you like.

 

We know because we've helped thousands of people to find their car in Japan and save good money by doing so.

What if you could have ten times more cars to choose from, for the lowest prices anywhere? Does this place even exist?

Luckily places like this do exist. There are 80+ Auctions across JAPAN, and all of these Auctions are connected into the one Online Auction System. This system sells 500,000+ cars every month!

And it is - JAPANESE AUCTIONS.

You can buy a car Directly From The Auctions with our help, and often at a discounted price, and get it shipped directly to Auckland, Wellington, Nelson, Christchurch, Dunedin - full list of cities are in the Contacts page.

Fill up an application form to get your own Access to All Japanese Auctions from our website. Find cars you like and place bids online. We will take it from there.

Q. - How to Import a car?

A. - Register, Bid & Win.

Introduction Video

General Rules to import a car into the New Zealand

Emission Code: Cars must have a triple emission code. We check for it after you've placed a test bid online.
ESC - Electronic Stability Control: All cars must be equipped with this feature. ESC is similar to traction control. We check if a car has it before we buy.

Years which can be imported: 2004+ for petrol. 2008+ for diesel. Can not import cars from the years 2001 to 2003.
20 years and older: Any car which is 20 years and former can be imported. No rules apply - easy to import.

We know what cars can be imported. Register and start placing test bids online. We will confirm if a car can be imported then. Or suggest similar makes and models.

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We made it very easy for you to start

Does it all look and sounds new to you? Japanese Auctions, Importing, Huge Savings, Endless Selection. Wondering what to do with all of these and how to start?

The Answer is - Same with everything new in life. Do it one step at a time.

FIRST STEPS

FREE AUCTION ACCESS (5 min registration)

FREE TRAINING (30 min video and text)

FREE ADVICE (20 min on emails and calls)

SECOND STEPS

START WITH FREE TRIAL - PLACE TEST BIDS TO GET:

- AUCTION LIST TRANSLATION

- AUCTION RESULTS

- OUR ADVICE

Gain understanding and confidence and make an informed decision. The dream car is a step away.

Coronavirus health effect on imported cars - is 0. Or no effect.

Effect on the car prices - yes. Cars are selling for the historic low prices at Japanese Auctions. Act now while this window is open.

In favor of importing

Endless Selection

500,000+ vehicles to choose from every month. Japanese Auctions have endless selection.

Accurate Description

Every auctioned car is checked and has the Auction List. For selected auctions we have inspections.

Good Savings

Savings start from $2000. $3000-$5000 is common. If a car cost $40,000 - your savings are around $10,000

Update On Importing Cars During Alert Level 2

Auctions in Japan are working as usual

Importing a car is done purely online, you still can do it

Shipping lines are working as usual

Compliance centres in NZ are open from 28 April

Can register car in VTNZ - open

We still witness the lowest prices ever at Japanese Auctions!

Use this opportunity to buy a car for a best price ever

Opportunities or what to know when importing during Level 4.

By now many of you will be focussing on what you need to do/organise for the coming 4 weeks (or longer) as we enter Level 4 “lock down” for COVID 19 within NZ.

As for the used vehicle import supply chain….

At this stage, the best information we have received to date suggests the following:

For vehicle shipments arriving during the lock down period, vessels will still be received and discharged. Vehicle RORO tranships from Auckland will continue as per normal.

Transporter companies are authorised to uplift vehicles from port (Ports are considered essential operations, therefore they must have cargos removed in order to keep operational). Also, vehicles arriving via container will be devanned.

But as vehicle Compliance Centres, Dealers yards, Workshops, Panel beaters that are not under contract to “essential services”, are classed as “non – essential” and therefore will be closed.

This means all vehicles transported off Ports during the lock down period will automatically go into storage, and delivered to the compliances when they reopen.

Hopefully, it will be a short lockdown period for NZ. We can buy car now and by the time your vehicle will arrive in NZ, everything will be back to normal.

In China, they already opened schools and public places. They are winning. 1-month quarantine worked for overpopulated China, should work for the NZ as well.

Keep safely bidding from the comfort of your home. Prices are the best now in Japan. Apply a cool-headed approach and use this time to seize on the opportunity to buy a desired car for the very reasonable price.

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HOW TO IMPORT?

Apply Online: Let us know what car you are looking for. Get Access to Japanese Auctions.
Learn Auctions: Try Auctions. Watch the Training Video. Place test Bids. Get translations and our advice.

Deposit: Make a $1000 deposit to buy a car. Place as many bids as you like. Deposit is refundable, just ask.
Do the Shopping: Bid, bid, bid. Takes 1-2 weeks of active bidding to win for a good price.

Payment: We won! Yey! Make a payment to our ANZ account, tax invoice provided.
Shipping: We do all the importing, customs clearance and vehicle compliance on your behalf. Get updates on arrival date and pics from port.

SOME OF THE CARS WE'VE IMPORTED - Click to view

VIRTUAL SHOW ROOM - SOME COOL CARS WE HAVE IMPORTED

Thinking of what to import? Check what others are importing

Then Register and check Japanese Auctions to find your car

Chrysler 300c SRT8

2009, 144,457 km

Hemi V8 Turbo

For Jeremy from Wellington $6,000 savings

$12,177 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Nissan Skyline GTS-T

1992, 70,360 km

Turbo, Grade 4

For Corinne from Christchurch

$4,000 savings

$19,966 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Toyota Estima Hybrid

2011, 83,175 km

Grade 4.5

For Alex from Auckland

$7,000 savings

$20,341 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Mitsubishi Outlander Phev

2015, 97,349 km

Grade 4

For Jeha from Wellington

$7,000 savings

$34,043 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Toyota Vanguard 240s

2010, 32,365 km

Grade 4

For Prabhath from Auckland

$4,000 savings

$16,118 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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BMW 3 Series

2006, 125,044 km

Grade 4

For Wilson from Auckland $5,000 savings

$6,089 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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BMW i3 Range Extender

2017, 13,764 km

Grade 5

For Jonathan from Wellington

$4,000 savings

$44,365 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Toyota Vellfire

2014, 116,764 km

Grade 4

For Joanne from Auckland

$7,000 savings

$31,884 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Audi Q7

2008, 78,315 km

Grade 4

For Nagendra from Wellington $5,000 savings

$18,464 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Mazda Axela Hybrid

2014, 52,241 km

Grade 4

For Rahul from Auckland

$4,000 savings

$16,775 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Audi Q7

2010, 60,277 km

Grade 4

For Russell from Christchurch

$7,000 savings

$22,150 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Nissan Leaf, EV

2014, 48,935 km

Grade 4

For Simon from Christchurch $5,000 savings

$11,658 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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BMW X3 XDrive25i

2009, 81,119 km

Grade 4

For Louise from New Plymouth

$4,000 savings

$10,646 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Toyota Prius Alpha Touring Ion

2014, 69,730 km

Grade 4.5

For Agustin from Auckland

$6,000 savings

$26,183 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Nissan Leaf, EV

2015, 43,150 km

Grade 4

For Philip from Auckland $5,000 savings

$17,067 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Nissan Leaf G edition, EV

2017, 20,202 km

Grade 5

For Sumit from Auckland

$12,000 savings

$35,966 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Mitsubishi Outlander Phev

2015, 49,393 km

Grade 4.5

For Saqib from Wellington

$11,000 savings

$28,936 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Mitsubishi Delica D5 4wd

2008, 134,135 km

Grade 3.5

For Charlie from Wellington $4000 savings

$10,934 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Mercedes Benz A250

2014, 26,810 km

Grade 4.5

For Ben from Whangarei

$8,000 savings

$28,054 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Jeep Wrangler

2000, 108,405 km

Grade 4

For Benjamin from Auckland

$5000 savings

$14,846 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Toyota Estima Aeras

2013, 115,885 km

Grade 4

For Nicolas from Tauranga $4000 savings

$18,423 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Audi A6 Avant,

2013, 69,380 km

Grade 4.5

For Aaron from Auckland $8,000 savings

$24,453 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Mitsubishi Lancer EVO X Turbo

2015, 23,301 km

Grade 4

For Gavin from Auckland $9000 savings

$51,802 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Audi A4 Avant S-Line,

2012, 74,371 km

Grade 4.5

For Jonathan from Auckland $5000 savings

$21,137 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Outlander PHEV Hybrid Sport 4WD, 2014 59,150 km Grade 4

For Hamish from Timaru. $8,000 savings

$25,020 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Audi Q7

Quattro 4WD, 2011 76,209 km Grade 4.5

For Vishal from Auckland. $9000 savings

$32,050 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Toyota Hiace Van, 2005; 101,285 km

Grade 3.5

For Des from Christchurch. $5000 savings

$13,294 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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BMW X5 2011 115,000 km Grade 4

For Abdul from Auckland. $8000 savings

$22,211 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Mercedes Benz E Class 2010 77,000 km Grade 4

For Nigel from Auckland. $6000 savings

$13,860 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Mercedes Benz E Class 2014 23,000 km Grade 4.5

For Rene from Dunedin. $12,000 savings

$40,040 TO IMPORT
(all included)

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Corona Virus Update - Stock Up on Toilet Paper or on Cars?

Just saw this 9 News reporting on people's reaction to Coronavirus in States. Is it for real, what is happening in the USA, or it’s just a news angle.

Well, while some USA citizens stocking up on firearms and crop, our customers in New Zealand are stocking up on cars!

I could not believe it, but the number of car enquiries skyrocketed in the last weeks. We get more applications daily to import a car from Japan! From our website, TradeMe, Facebook, Instagram etc.

Who could have thought? Looks like people have less to do and less money to spend outside, and enjoy online shopping in the comfort of their homes. And since importing cars is purely online undertaking, many choose to buy their car online, and directly from Japanese Auctions using our Importing Service.

It feels great to know that we are needed and can help you be busy checking Japanese Auctions and doing bidding on cars online together with us.

Cars are selling for much less then before, so it never been a better time.

 

You are free to choose on what to stock up, guns or toilet paper lol

But if you are after a car, now is the best time to import.

The Process to import:

1. Register on Our Website

2. Learn how it all works on our How To Bid page (available after registration)

3. Actively bid and we will help to win and import your next car.

Stay safe and boost your immune system by drinking tea with lemon and Manuka honey.

On top of the government advice, of course.

 

Cheers,

Nick

 

Scroll down to find the Registration Form

GOOD TIME TO IMPORT?

Surprisingly yes. Prices are low, auctions are open and shipping as usual.

Coronavirus health effect on imported cars - is 0. Or no effect.

Effect on car prices - yes. Cars are selling much cheaper at Japanese Auctions now.

Choose to persist and act while this good-price window exists.

Coronavirus have made online companies more safe to use. And importing is done purely online.

So when it comes to importing a car from Japan:

- Buying a car from Japan is purely online undertaking. Auctions are viewed online, in the comfort of home.

- As we know, the virus can not survive for long. According to the National Institute of Health (USA), it stays in the air for up to 3 hours, and on the surfaces for up to 3 days.

- Cars spend 2-3 weeks on the ship during the freight, and no virus can survive that.

- The virus is passed human to human, and can’t be passed car to human.

- Also, every car is Steam Cleaned in Japan before going on the boat - it’s MAF requirement.

- Also, the Japanese are well ahead in preventing measures.

- Auctions and Shipping Cargo Ports in Japan are restricted to the general public, and only local Japanese workers are allowed into the facility, and they undergo daily screening.

- Ports are open and will be working as usual - shipping cars.

So it’s safe to import a car from Japan. Check the picture below. In Japan cars are not evendriven in front of the bidders, but displayed on the screen instead. People have a minimal contact with cars. Everything is digitalised.

And the good news is, cars are selling for much less at Japanese Auctions now.

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All types of cars are available at Japanese Auctions.

Luxury European, Exclusive, Rare Cars, Sedans, SUVs, Family, Corporate, Vans, 7 Seaters, Sports, Classics.

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Did you know we can import any car which is 20 years and older?

ABOUT 20 YEARS AND OLDER CARS

8 REASONS TO IMPORT

1. Most of the cars you see for sale in New Zealand were originally imported from Japan.
2. Buying online and "I have not seen the car" factor.

3. It takes more time to import a car.

4. Japanese Auctions Are Regulated.

5. Car condition - Auction grading.

6. Physical inspection.

7. How much does it cost to buy and ship a car to New Zealand?

8. It's just a smart way to buy a car.

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8 Easy Steps to import your best car

WHY JAPANESE AUCTIONS

8 Steps to import your NEXT car

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Heavy duty machines? WE Can import too!

Hundreds of machines traded daily at Japanese Auctions

SIGN UP online. Some machinery is readily available in stock in Japan, or we can buy directly from Auctions, the selection is endless.

About Japan and Japanese Cars

Many people ask us: "Why cars coming from Japan have such low mileage?"

The answer is, in Japan, and most cities have populations from 3 to 15 million people. Only 30% of the land is suitable for a living - the rest are mountains. Traffic is congested, so most people drive their car only after work or on the weekend, and they park next to the train station and commute to work. Additionally, because traffic is so dense, drivers generally don't drive fast nor long distances and have to stop for traffic lights every few hundred meters. All motorways are toll charged, so car travel is not cheap. To travel from Niigata to Tokyo by highway can cost up to 300 NZD, to cover 400 km.

All of these factors contribute to Japanese drivers' driving less. Hence, not only the mileage is low, but cars are not used much and are still in great condition, which is good for us.

Another question is: "Why there are so many cars coming from Japan?"

The answer is simple. Japan is a small country by size but has a population of 127 million people. It's a big market for Japanese domestic car manufacturers like Toyota or Honda and many European brands. These car giants market heavily to make people change for a newer car. As a result, many barely used vehicles are available for sale every year.

People also ask us: "Do car owners in Japan get their cars regularly serviced?"

Yes. When sold new, each car is serviced after 3 months and again after 1 year, for FREE, by the dealers such as Toyota and Honda. Japanese drivers purchase mechanical warranties and insurance and keeping their vehicles well maintained as a part of the deal. Dealer urge buyers to regularly service their cars – advice which Japanese drivers follow thoroughly. Also, the Japanese car owners understand that their car will have a better trade-in value when properly serviced. Usually, they trade-in their car within 5 years and maintain a good service history, to get a higher trade-in price. The dealer also services their cars before re-sale at the auctions.

90% cars we receive from Japan come with a full service history.

It is safe to import a Japanese car.

INTERESTING STATS ABOUT JAPAN

Place in the World - third-largest automotive producer in the world
Cars produced - Japan has an annual production of 10 million automobiles
Most produced brands -Toyota 3 million, Nissan 1 million, Honda 900k, Suzuki 800k

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MY STORY

It's all started for me when I went on my first trip to Japan. You see, my father is a sea captain. During Soviet Union times he was working in Far East Shipping Company, biggest state owned shipping company in Russia.

At that time he was a captain of the nuclear powered cargo ice breaker ships, which were supplying Russian arctic territory with provisions and at summer time they were transporting grain and metal to Canada. But after "perestroika" and collapse of the "iron curtain", it was more money in private shipping companies so my father became working on Vladivostok - Japan sea line.

And this is when I first time went to Japan and saw the land of opportunities over there. At start it was mopeds and bikes I used to bring and sell, and then we moved to the cars.

Our first car we imported for the customer directly from Japan was Toyota Caldina. Customer never new us through his friend and was living 8000kms away from us in Moscow. Delivery time was over 2 months, because car had to travel to him by cargo train all the way through Trans-Siberian Rail Way. When he got the car, he was extremely happy, car exceeded his expectations and he saved over 5K in USD and order more cars and then his friends followed up as well. This is how we started importing cars directly from Japan. Then I left all my undertakings to my younger brother and came to NZ for my overseas experience. First car I bought here was from Russian dealer and I asked all right questions of how car business works in NZ. Our first customer was a kiwi family form Auckland, Mission Bay. They ordered Toyota Corolla and saved over 4K.

Then it never stopped... Now we sell cars thought the yard and always happy to help anyone genuinely looking to buy their next car directly from Japan, and save of course.

Importing During Alert Level 2

HISTORICALY LOW PRICES AT JAPANESE AUTO AUCTIONS

WANTED TO IMPORT A CAR - TIME IS NOW

Q. - How to Import a car? A. - Register, Bid & Win.

Introduction Video

We know what cars can be imported. Register and start placing test bids online. We will confirm if a car can be imported then. Or suggest similar makes and models.

Coronavirus health effect on imported cars - is 0. Or no effect.

Effect on the car prices - yes. Cars are selling for the historic low prices at Japanese Auctions. Act now while this window is open.

Update On Importing Cars During Alert Level 2

Auctions in Japan are working as usual

Importing a car is done purely online, you still can do it

Shipping lines are working as usual

Compliance centres in NZ are open from 28 April

Can register car in VTNZ - open

We still witness the lowest prices ever at Japanese Auctions!

Use this opportunity to buy a car for a best price ever

Opportunities or what to know when importing during Level 4.

SOME OF THE CARS WE'VE IMPORTED - Click to view

QUICK LOOK AT WHAT OTHERS ARE BUYING

Corona Virus Update - Stock Up on Toilet Paper or on Cars?

Scroll down to find the Registration Form

GOOD TIME TO IMPORT?

REGISTER AND BUY DIRECTLY FROM JAPANESE AUCTIONS

Provide your basic details to get started.

Already a member? Check email for login details.

Continue with the rest of the application

FREE EMAIL COURSE"HOW TO IMPORT"

After registration

MERCEDES BENZ

Van

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Did you know we can import any car which is 20 years and older?

8 REASONS TO IMPORT

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"The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now." – Chinese Proverb

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