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Japanese heavy machinery and used cars staged for auction and export

Live Auction Access, Expert Bidding We Win the Vehicle or Machine You Want!

Japan's auctions move fast, run in Japanese, and reward people who know the system — which is exactly where we come in. With live access to USS, JAA, and TAA — plus ARAI and Ritchie Bros. for heavy machinery — we search tens of thousands of weekly listings, translate and verify each auction sheet, and bid on your behalf up to a limit you set. You get the vehicle or machine you actually want, at true market price, without ever setting foot in a Japanese auction hall. It's the smartest, most transparent way to buy from Japan.

Step 1
Define Your Target

Tell us the make, model, year, budget, and must-have specs. We set up a tailored search and keep you posted on what's coming up.

Step 2
Search & Shortlist

We scan thousands of listings across USS, JAA, TAA, ARAI, and Ritchie Bros. every week and send you a shortlist of the strongest candidates.

Step 3
Verify the Auction Sheet

We translate the grade, marks, and inspector notes so you know the vehicle's true condition before a single yen is bid.

Step 4
Bid & Win

We bid live on your behalf, up to your agreed maximum, and secure the car — then move straight into export and shipping.

FAQs : Auction Sourcing & Bidding

You set the target — make, model, year, budget, and specs — and we send you a shortlist with photos and verified auction sheets, so you can pick with confidence.

Each car is graded by an independent inspector — roughly 1 (rough) to 5 or S (near-new) — plus interior letters and a map of any marks. We translate all of it for you.

Absolutely. You set a firm maximum and we never bid a yen over it. If the car sells above your limit, we simply move on to the next candidate.

Auctions are competitive, so it can take a few tries. Your bidding deposit rolls over to the next vehicle — you never lose it, and we keep bidding until you win.

Usually within a day or two of confirming your target and deposit. Auctions run several times a week, so you're rarely waiting long for the right car to appear.