Japan Convoy Auctions
Buy straight from Japan's car auctions
Browse every car at auction this week, check the auction sheet, and request a bid. Our licensed partner bids for you.
How it works
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Browse and filter
Every car at auction, with photos, the auction grade and mileage. Filter by make, year, grade, equipment and more.
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Check the details
Members read the auction sheet, see the start price and what similar cars sold for.
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Request a bid
Set your maximum. A refundable deposit lets you bid, and we never go above your limit.
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Win, pay, ship
Our partner bids at the auction. If you win, you pay the partner directly and choose export by us or your own forwarder.
Choose how you browse
Membership prices will be announced at launch.
| Choose how you browse | Visitor | Free account | Member |
|---|---|---|---|
| Browse and filter every car | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Photos | 2 per car | All, on 3 cars a month | Yes |
| Auction sheet, start price, lot number | No | 3 cars a month | Yes |
| Price history of similar cars | No | No | Yes |
| Request bids | No | No | With a deposit |
Questions
Who places the bid?
A licensed member of the auction house, our partner, bids for you up to your maximum. You never bid directly, and we never go above your limit.
What does the auction grade mean?
Japanese auction sheets grade cars from S (like new) down to 1. Grade 4.5 or higher means very good condition, 4 is good, and R means the car has been repaired. The original sheet always has the final word.
How do I pay for a car?
After a win, our partner invoices you for the car, auction fees and any export services. You pay the partner directly by bank transfer.
What is the deposit for?
A refundable deposit lets you request bids. It covers the partner if a won car isn't paid for, and it stays on your account for your next bids.
Can I see what similar cars sold for?
Yes. Members see the price range of comparable cars sold in the last 120 days on every car's page.