Specialist, previously repaired and restoration opportunity cars at auction in Japan

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Cars graded R or RA at Japanese auction, and cars the auction did not grade: repaired, modified or in need of work, priced accordingly, with the auction sheet describing what was done.

Grade R or RA means panels have been repaired or replaced, or the car has been modified: a body kit, aero parts or a carbon wing can earn one. Ungraded cars were not graded at the auction, often because they need work. The inspector’s notes on the sheet say what was done. These cars sell for much less than clean-grade equivalents and suit project builders, drift builds and trade buyers.

Questions

How do I bid on a car?

Choose a car, set the most you want to pay, and we bid for you at the auction in Japan. Bids close at 9pm UK time the evening before the auction. The deposit is £2,000 for a maximum bid up to £30,000, or 10% of the maximum above that.

How long does shipping take?

It depends on where you are and the sailing: to the UK it typically takes Depends on your country. For other countries we give the time with your delivered quote.

What does Autoselecta do?

We buy cars at Japanese auctions for customers in the UK and abroad. We translate the auction sheet, bid for you at the auction up to the maximum you set, then arrange export from Japan, shipping and the import paperwork. Your deposit is held on your card (or paid by bank transfer over £30,000) and only kept if you win.