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17th September 2010

has anyone purchased a car from uss auto auction in japan? i saw their website and there were cheaper cars there than there would be here in the US. just asking if this some sort of scam and if someone bought a car from them?
lets just say the japanese version is somewhat identical to the US version, the specific car I am referring to is the mazda rx7 i love that car. if i find a good deal i wont care about the shipping charges. i would like to know a good company that does what Motorhead said.
@AutoMan6 yea right i can afford a car at barrettjackson. Thats why i am looking in japan because i noticed the rx7 are cheaper over there than here.

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3 Comments »

  1. I have not bought from them, but I have bought from images of cars in Japan.
    There are definite risks.
    I would go with a company that will let you back out once it has arrived and you have inspected it.
    I would not bid remotely on a car, ever.
    And the car would require lots of work before you an register it in the US.
    For example the windshield will likely need to be replaced with laminated safety glass.
    Pollution controls modified, seat belts, etc.

    Comment by Motorhead — September 17, 2010 @ 1:50 pm

  2. Why are you looking at Japan when there are all kinds of public car auctions in this country? There are public auctions by Manheim and others, police seized vehicle auctions, repo car auctions, and others. Here’s an article with more details: http://www.leaseguide.com/Articles/publiccarauctions.htm

    Comment by AutoMan627 — September 17, 2010 @ 1:50 pm

  3. How you gonna get the car to America? Shipping a car halfway around the world isn’t cheap.

    How are you going to make it legal to drive in the US? Most cars built for a foreign market are not street legal in the USA. The car must pass USA strict emissions and safety testing before it can come into the US and be registered as a passenger vehicle.

    It’s fun to read these websites but completely impractical to pursue.

    Comment by mccoyblues — September 17, 2010 @ 1:50 pm

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