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Tanzania has several laws and regulations regarding the importation of vehicles. It's important to understand these regulations before you make your purchase. Doing so will help you stay compliant. It will also help you avoid challenges that can be costly in terms of time and money.

Most Kenyans find it next to impossible to buy a car directly from Japan and bring it to Kenya. However, Kenya is a large Japanese car market that consistently ranks high in Japan's used car export rankings.

Anyone can import a used Japanese vehicle into Australia. However, permission must be obtained from the Motor Vehicle Safety Standards Division to import vehicles and ensure that they meet safety requirements.

For many years, cars from Japan have been a dominant force in the U.S. auto market. Consumers crave these vehicles for a variety of reasons, including reliability, modern design and fuel efficiency. What consumers don't see is how these popular cars get from Japan to the U.S. Before embarking on this journey, there are certain steps you need to follow and be aware of.

The number of used cars exported in October was 107,872 units, up 3.6% year-on-year. The number of vehicles in the Republic of South Africa and Bangladesh increased by two to three times from the previous year, but decreased in Kenya, New Zealand and Chile.

Do you know what "Unused New Car" means? In Japan, there are many users who move on to the next car after driving for only 1-2 years, and there are many cases where car dealers sell unused new cars in their inventory on the used car market. We call such cars "Unused New Car", and we can buy them in new car condition at a low price.

EVERY Co Ltd has a clearing service after the car arrives at the port. Our agency staff located in various parts of the world will quickly handle difficult procedures related to imports.