Citroen XM 1999

This 1999 Citroen XM (Y4XF) is for sale at Japanese auction at USS Tokyo on 1 October 2026, lot 80273. 105,000 km (about 65,200 miles), automatic, blue. Bids close at 9pm UK time on Wednesday 30 September. It is 25 years old or more, so it can be imported to the USA and Australia.

Auction grade: —
Mileage: 105,000 km
Year: 1999
Gearbox: Automatic

The auction sheet

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The inspector’s own report on this car, as issued by the auction house. It is written in Japanese; we can translate it into English for you below. You can also save the sheet image and put it through any AI or translation app yourself; our reading is checked against the auction houses’ codes and grades.

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Minimum bid

£500

Auction date: Thursday 1 October
Last chance to bid: 9pm UK time on Wednesday 30 September

The auction opens at ¥10,000. £500 is the lowest bid we place on any car.

From £4,507 landed in the UK with fees, shipping, duty and VAT

Deposit to bid: £2,000, held on your Visa or Mastercard credit or debit card and only taken if you win. Over £30,000, it’s 10% by bank transfer.

Previously sold at auction

Not enough past results for this model to give a range worth acting on. Ask us and we’ll pull the auction house’s own figures before you bid.

Estimated landed cost

Worked out at the minimum bid. Your own maximum decides the real figure.

Hammer price£500
Autoselecta feeOnly payable if you win.£1,500
Auction fee£28
Estimated shipping£1,750
Estimated import duty10% of the car, auction fee and shipping.£228
Estimated VAT£501
Total£4,507

Estimate for UK delivery. Duty and VAT are set by HMRC and confirmed on arrival. Work out your own figure

Minimum bid

£500

Bids close 9pm Wed 30 Sept UK

Minimum bid£500

The auction house withheld this car’s grade (the sheet shows “***”), which usually means it was not graded. Don’t read that as a good or a bad grade. Ask us before bidding.

What the letters on a sheet diagram mean