Buying from Japan
Nissan Note for sale from Japan
913 Nissan Notes are listed across Japan’s auction houses now, importable to the United Kingdom. Recent results mostly run from £331 to £4,703. Every lot carries the inspector’s sheet, which we translate, and a landed price before you bid.
- At auction now
- 913
- Minimum bids
- £500 – £9,300lowest to highest, at auction now
- Sold for
- £331 – £4,703most of 100 recorded results
- United Kingdom rule
- Any age
913 Nissan Notes at auction, closing soonest first
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What the Nissan Note has sold for
100 recorded results at Japanese auctions, most from £331 to £4,703; £1,314 in the middle. Hammer prices, before shipping and import taxes.
Grade4SoldNissan Note 2015
122,000 km · Automatic
JU Tokyo
Grade4SoldNissan Note 2025
Automatic
JU Tokyo
GradeRSoldNissan Note 2019
31,000 km · Automatic
JU Tokyo
Grade4SoldNissan Note 2014
116,000 km · Automatic
JU Tokyo
GradeRSoldNissan Note 2010
318,000 km · Automatic
Honda Kansai
Grade3SoldNissan Note 2013
23,000 km · Automatic
Honda Tokyo
Grade3SoldNissan Note 2014
123,000 km · Automatic
Honda Kyushu
Grade3.5SoldNissan Note 2013
120,000 km · Automatic
Honda Nagoya
Grade4SoldNissan Note 2021
34,000 km · Automatic
Honda Nagoya
Grade3SoldNissan Note 2010
131,000 km · Automatic
Honda Hokkaido
Grade3.5SoldNissan Note 2009
38,000 km · Automatic
Nissan Osaka
Grade3SoldNissan Note 2005
83,000 km · Automatic
Nissan Osaka
Buying a Nissan Note from Japan
How much does a Nissan Note cost at a Japanese auction?
Most of the last 100 Nissan Notes with a recorded result sold for between £331 and £4,703 at auction in Japan, £1,314 in the middle. That is the hammer price: shipping, import taxes and our fee come on top, and every car's page works out the landed price before you bid.
How many Nissan Notes are for sale at Japanese auctions?
913 Nissan Notes are at auction in Japan now and importable to the United Kingdom, each with its auction sheet translated. Japan's auction houses list new cars every day.
Can I import a Nissan Note to the United Kingdom?
Yes. The United Kingdom takes cars from Japan of any age, and we ship to the port, handle export from Japan and, where we can, the import paperwork too.
How do I buy a Nissan Note from a Japanese auction?
Choose a car, set the most you want to pay and pay your deposit: £2,000 for a maximum bid up to £30,000, held on your card and only taken if you win, or 10% of your maximum above that. On auction day we bid for you; if you win, we pay the auction in Japan and handle export, shipping and import.