SkipDealer: Japan Car Auctions

The car in a Cyprus dealer's showroom and the car at a Japanese auction are usually the same car. What changes is the last step, here on the island, and nobody shows you that number. SkipDealer does. Every trading day it takes real results from the Japanese auctions and calculates the full cost on Cyprus plates: auction fee, freight, import duty, VAT, port charges, broker and registration. No markup, and no estimate dressed up as a price. WHAT ARRIVES EVERY EVENING Pick a make and model, set the years, mileage, grade and a ceiling on the Cyprus price. At 19:19 you get two lists. Sold in Japan. Cars that actually closed today, each with the exact landed price in euro, calculated at the exchange rate and tariffs that applied on the auction date. A closed deal, not a promotional example. Going to auction tomorrow. The lots matching your alert, with a forecast range built from similar cars sold recently. Where no close comparable exists, the card says so and shows no figure at all. WHAT YOU SEE ON EACH CAR - The auction house, the trade date, the lot's photo, and the grade as the inspector wrote it - Mileage nobody can wind back, and the condition on record, so a repaired car is visible as one - The full cost broken into lines you can check, instead of one number with a margin somewhere inside - A bid simulator: move the bid and watch the Cyprus price move with it IMPORT SUPPORT, IF YOU WANT IT Reading the results is free and stays free. When you decide to buy, SkipDealer walks you through your own import: opening an exporter account, placing the bid, who to pay and when, what to file at customs, how to register the car in Cyprus. You pay the exporter, the shipping company, the broker and the government directly. Your money for the car never passes through us, and the support fee is the whole amount SkipDealer receives. WHO THIS IS FOR People in Cyprus buying a car in the next few months who can wait out the shipping. If you need a car this week, a local dealer will serve you better, and we would rather say so.