Mehran Trading · Japan
Two ways to buy from Japan
Choose a vehicle from our stock, or ask us to source one at auction. Start with the buying path that fits your needs.
Available stock
From choosing a car to collecting it
- 1
Choose your vehicle
Browse public stock and note the stock number. Ask for current photos, condition details and available inspection records.
- 2
Request a destination quote
Send your country and port. Ask sales to confirm availability, destination eligibility and a breakdown of vehicle price, freight and other charges.
- 3
Review and confirm
Check the vehicle, total, exclusions, payment terms and reservation conditions in writing before confirming your purchase.
- 4
Arrange payment
Use the agreed invoice instructions. Check the beneficiary against our published bank details and contact sales if anything differs.
- 5
Shipping and collection
Confirm the shipping schedule and required documents with sales. Arrange destination clearance, local charges and collection with your clearing agent.
Auction sourcing
Tell us what you want to find
Share your make/model, year range, budget, country and port. Review the proposed costs and bidding terms before committing.
See the five auction buying steps
- 1
Share your requirements
Tell us the make/model, year range, budget, country and port. We check the market before discussing a bid.
- 2
Agree the bidding terms
Confirm the estimate, maximum bid, fees and deposit requirements with sales. Ask for the applicable deposit and cancellation terms before paying.
- 3
Review and approve a vehicle
Review the auction sheet, available condition information and destination eligibility before authorising a bid.
- 4
Confirm the purchase
After a successful bid, review the final invoice and agreed payment instructions. Sales coordinates the next export steps.
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Prepare for shipment
Confirm transport in Japan, export preparation, shipping arrangements, documents and your responsibilities at destination.
Know what your quote includes
Ask for a written breakdown for your selected vehicle and destination. Confirm any exclusions before paying.
- Vehicle price (FOB)
- Vehicle and agreed export costs in Japan
- Ocean freight
- Shipping to the named destination port
- Additional services
- Insurance, inspection or other services if quoted
- Destination costs
- Check duties, clearance, local transport and other local charges with your clearing agent
Prepare for shipping and collection
- Check the vehicle and consignee details on your invoice.
- Confirm the required export and inspection documents with sales.
- Ask when the bill of lading and other shipping documents will be available.
- Arrange your clearing agent and local collection before arrival.
Document requirements and shipping schedules depend on the destination and booking. Confirm the details for your purchase.
Check published payment detailsBefore you buy
Can I inquire without an account?
Yes. Open a vehicle, choose your destination in the quote panel, then continue through WhatsApp or the website inquiry form.
Does the displayed vehicle price include shipping?
Do not assume it does. Ask for the FOB vehicle price and destination freight separately, plus insurance, inspection and other charges where applicable. The written quote should state its total and exclusions.
What should I check before paying?
Confirm the stock number, condition, destination eligibility, invoice total, beneficiary and payment terms. Review the reservation, cancellation and claims terms with sales before proceeding.
How long will shipping take?
The schedule depends on the route, booking and export requirements. Ask sales for the proposed schedule for your vehicle and destination; a general website estimate is not a confirmed booking.
Which documents will I need?
Ask sales and your clearing agent to confirm your destination's document list. Common examples include the invoice, export certificate and bill of lading, with inspection documents where required.
What if I cannot find the right car?
Use the auction sourcing path and send your requirements. Agree the budget and bidding terms before authorising any auction purchase.