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Why Choose Japanese Auto Auctions?

Why purchase a costly fresh out of the box new vehicle when you can get a solid pre-owned or new like vehicle? Japanese auto auctions are continuously gaining popularity because they offer convenience and efficiency. By purchasing used and new like vehicles from competent dealers and exporters like Imranco Trading, you can capitalize on all your pennies.

It is efficient and cost effective. Why efficient? That’s because it is arguably the largest used vehicles marketplace on the planet. Over 150,000 cars are taken to the auctions around the country every week that comprise a complete variety of models being manufactured in Japan and also the imported brands like BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Porsche, and many more. One of the big advantage is you can always find what you want and accommodate your budget according to the numerous specs variation of the pre-owned vehicle of your interest. The rules of the market are the same in Japan that is Low mileage, no accident history and newer pre-owned cars will be selling at a premium price. The opposite will be high mileage, accident-repaired and older cars will be selling at the bottom of the market price. Basically if you have a realistic budget, you are sure to match it with the corresponding condition and other specs of the used car you are searching for.

Auction Mileage verification system. Only few commercial organizations have access to the closed and carefully guarded system that ensures that used vehicles sold at the auctions have genuine mileages displayed at auction sheet. This system checks both the extensive auction history data and maintenance records at the dealerships which record mileages when maintenance and repairs are done.

Auction grading and inspection. Unlike US and EU auctions, Japanese auction systems provide a detailed description of the vehicle condition based on the assessment done by a full time professional working for the auction house. It is in the auction house’s interest to make sure that that the description is as accurate as possible in order to prevent claims due to vehicle condition after the car is sold. It is a rule that a detailed condition remarks are followed with the auction grade (depicting general condition) and depending on the auction house, auction grade for exterior and interior condition.