JAPONIC TRADE

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it is safe. Before the company was established, nearly 200 vehicles were delivered safely to their owners. After the company was founded, this number has multiplied.

Register for free and deposit the required amount to be able to place a bid on vehicles. After that, the entire auction is yours!

Your deposit will be refunded to the account you provided upon request. The necessary transfer fee will be deducted from your deposit.

You can bid again the next day, and you do not need to deposit again. Keep bidding until you get a vehicle.

A €1,000 deduction will be made from your deposit. To purchase another vehicle, you will need to deposit again.

We have prepared an Auction Guide for you, please review it carefully.

We are here to ensure that you do not buy a faulty car. However, if you are a mechanic or buying it for parts, you must inform us so that we do not cancel the vehicle.

You can find out by contacting your country’s customs office or doing some online research.

That is something you need to find out. We are based in Japan. For example, in Germany, the customs duty is 10%, and VAT is 19%.

Container shipping can fit 3, 4, or 5 vehicles, depending on size. For example, the container cost to Germany is approximately $2,500. However, there is a small chance of scratches during container transport. Containers do not have insurance, whereas RO-RO insurance can be purchased for 5,000 JPY. The benefit of containers is that your vehicle is protected from rain, hail, and snow.

RO-RO shipping is not available for every country. Mediterranean and Black Sea countries must use container shipping. The transport fee is based on the vehicle’s volume, approximately $80 per cubic meter. Both options are available for Germany. The choice is yours.

Yes, every vehicle’s auction sheet contains the chassis number. For Mercedes vehicles, you can enter the chassis number to check its origin and history.

You must pay the invoice within 10 days. If the payment is delayed, your deposit will be forfeited, and the vehicle will be put up for sale again. It is advised not to buy a vehicle if you are relying on future payments or pending funds. This has happened before, and we don’t want you to face any issues.

There are logistics companies at the ports that handle these processes. For example, in Germany, we typically send the necessary documents to Cross Trans, and they will call you when your vehicle arrives.

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