Japanese Auto Auctions | SLWJA

Japanese auto auctions state car following the traditional Japanese honesty, guarantee and provide customers with complete and accurate information about the technical condition of the vehicle: mileage, damage, etc.. At the auction you buy a car: ? not stolen ? guaranteed not broken ? do not flush during a flood. History of the car, put up for auction, you will be known before making a purchase. Before the auction on auction customer car issue several photos and detailed characteristics of the car with a list of all defects (check list). Actors in the main trading entities on the auto auctions in Japan are the dealers, ie, people who have the right to participate in the auction and buy cars at auction.

Dealers involved in both buying and selling cars. Become a dealer can not everyone: it requires a significant cash investment (dealers regularly pay fees) and an impeccable reputation. If the dealer tries to sell auction car stolen or become a "twist" the odometer count on selling their car, he may lose the right to participate in the auction without the right recovery. Outsider access to the Auctions is prohibited. Network of Japanese auto auctions auto auctions in Japan network located in different regions of the country.

Most often, auctions are part of the any auction associations. For example, a system of auctions: CAA, HAA, USS, JU, and several other, more or less known and targeted at different customer vehicles. The largest system of USS Auto Auctions includes about 7-8 different auctions held in various cities across the country. Registered dealer may participate in the auction, taking place on any of the auctions are part of the system. Most of the cars sold in the large, up to limit of computerized auto auctions. Sale every Japanese car (a lot) only takes a few seconds. The biggest auctions (such as the USS Tokyo) put up for sale once more than ten thousand cars and different techniques.

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