Asia Auto Japan exports and sells Japanese passenger cars and trucks as well as dump trucks, construction equipment, ships, and car parts.
Japanese cars, with their low breakdown rate and high quality, are very popular and attract worldwide attention.Four-wheel drive vehicles that can drive on rough roads, diesel vehicles with power, and wagons that can carry more people and goods are especially popular.
Asia Auto Japan has been doing business with customers from all over the world for more than 30 years since its establishment, and many customers trust us with their business.
We provide nonstop service, from negotiating with our clients, procuring vehicles, preparing documents for export procedures, and transporting the vehicles to the port of destination for our clients.
Please contact us for a free consultation and estimate.Please contact us to inquire about our ability to procure vehicles of your choice through our network in Japan.
Asia Auto Japan has export sales experience with customers all over the world, including the United Arab Emirates, New Zealand, Myanmar, Russia, Tanzania, Mongolia, and Chile.
We provide our customers with great peace of mind and trust through speedy responses and optimal proposals.
In order to facilitate smooth transactions with our customers, we research and stock popular car models from around the world and set fair prices according to economic conditions.
As the best partner for our customers, we place importance on transactions with customers after they have agreed on the amount of money, etc.
More than 1.2 million used cars are exported from Japan to other countries each year, one of the highest export volumes in the world.
The reasons for their popularity include their high quality and performance: sturdiness and resistance to breakage, excellent fuel economy, ease of repair and maintenance, and high payload capacity to carry many people and cargo.
【Export sales of Japanese cars】
TEL:＋81438-42-1802
FAX:＋81438-42-1803
Open: 10:00 am
Close: 06:00 pm
Open every day of the year.
