Yes, there are fees if you import used cars from Japan. There will be fees from the company that helps you import the vehicle, as well as duty fees that the government will collect for bringing the vehicle into the country. The fees from the import company can vary dramatically, so shop around. You should also do a thorough check of the company, as there are some shifty operators out there. Ask for references. The duty fees are typically 2.5% of the cars value. Importing cars from Japan can be expensive, and in most cases, you will not save any significant money. If there is a vehicle you cannot find here, it may be worth it.
Are there any Fees to Import Used Cars from Japan?
December 28, 2010




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