What would this car actually cost, landed in Australia?
Enter an auction price in yen for an indicative landed and compliant estimate — bidding fee, shipping, customs and our service fee, all itemised. The breakdown updates as you change any figure.
ESTIMATE ONLY, NOT A QUOTE. SHIPPING RATES AND THE EXCHANGE RATE SHOWN ARE PULLED FROM OUR CURRENT RATE CARD.
Why wait for one from Japan?
A landed figure only means something next to the local alternative. Here is why the comparison is usually worth running.
We compare the full landed cost against a comparable Australian car: same year, similar kilometres, similar specification.
Auction grade, condition notes, verified kilometres and the inspector’s sheet, translated. In-person inspection on selected vehicles where available.
We search across the Japanese auction houses instead of the few of that model listed locally this week.
Poor sheet, questionable repair history, or bidding past sensible money: we stop and wait for the next one.
Yes, importing takes longer. The reason to wait is to get the right car, with more information, rather than simply the first car available locally.