1999 Daihatsu Hijet
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$1,500CA$2,139£1,135A$2,213€1,359¥239,699
Market median: $3,390CA$4,834£2,564A$5,001€3,071¥541,720US$3,390 · Hijets
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- $1,500CA$2,139£1,135A$2,213€1,359¥239,699
- Import & shipping
- $3,075CA$4,385£2,326A$4,536€2,786¥491,383$3,121CA$4,451£2,361A$4,604€2,827¥498,734$6,350CA$9,055£4,803A$9,367€5,753¥1,014,727$4,250CA$6,061£3,215A$6,269€3,850¥679,148$3,755CA$5,355£2,840A$5,539€3,402¥600,047$4,780CA$6,816£3,616A$7,051€4,330¥763,841
- Total landed estimated costTotal landed estimated costTotal landed estimated costTotal landed estimated costTotal landed estimated costSubtotal, excluding import duty (not confirmed)
- $4,575CA$6,524£3,461A$6,749€4,145¥731,083$4,621CA$6,590£3,495A$6,816€4,186¥738,433$7,850CA$11,194£5,938A$11,579€7,112¥1,254,426$5,750CA$8,200£4,349A$8,482€5,209¥918,847$5,255CA$7,494£3,975A$7,752€4,761¥839,746$6,280CA$8,955£4,750A$9,264€5,689¥1,003,541
Includes import duty: 25% US light-truck rate (HTSUS 8704). Duty rates are estimates: confirm with a customs broker. Sources: USITC tariff schedule, Chapter 87 (read 2026-11-05). Includes import duty: 6.1% most-favoured-nation rate (goods vehicle, tariff 8704.31.00). 1.1% under the CPTPP (CPTPT) rate on a goods vehicle (tariff 8704.31.00) for a car that qualifies as originating in Japan (a car bought in Japan for personal use can qualify without a certificate of origin under CBSA's casual-goods rules; a car imported for sale or business use needs proof of origin). Duty rates are estimates: confirm with a customs broker. Sources: CBSA Customs Tariff 2026 (read 2026-11-05). Includes import duty: 0% UK-Japan CEPA rate; this is the passenger-car rate: the rate for a goods vehicle such as a kei truck was not checked, for a statement on origin from the exporter. 10% without a statement on origin (standard non-preferential rate). Duty rates are estimates: confirm with a customs broker. Sources: UK Trade Tariff, heading 8703 (read 2026-11-05). Includes import duty: 0% JAEPA rate, for a Japanese originating car, with origin documentation from the exporter. 5% without origin documentation (general rate on a goods vehicle, tariff 8704.31.10). Duty rates are estimates: confirm with a customs broker. Sources: ABF Customs Tariff, Schedule 11 (Japanese originating goods) (read 2026-11-05); ABF Customs Tariff, Schedule 3 (read 2026-11-05). Includes import duty: 0% New Zealand rate on cars; this is the passenger-car rate: the rate for a goods vehicle such as a kei truck was not checked. Duty rates are estimates: confirm with a customs broker. Sources: New Zealand Customs, Duty and allowances (read 2026-11-05). Excludes import duty: not confirmed for a Japan-built car. Mexico's used-vehicle decree sets 10% only for vehicles built in Mexico, the United States or Canada that are 8 to 9 model years old. We could not confirm the rate, or whether the car can be imported, for a Japan-built car. Duty rates are estimates: confirm with a customs broker. Sources: DOF: Decreto por el que se regula la importación definitiva de vehículos usados (read 2026-11-05).
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Kei truck — the US estimate includes the 25% light-truck duty (HTSUS 8704), not the passenger-car rate.
Importing to Canada: read the full guide → Importing to United Kingdom: read the full guide → Importing to Australia: read the full guide → Importing to New Zealand: read the full guide →
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Smart buyer checklist
Treat this as two groups. Required items protect you from payment loss and fraud — if a seller resists any of them, walk away. Ideal items help you assess the car's condition; when one is missing, factor it into your risk and your offer rather than treating it as automatic fraud.
Required fraud and payment-loss prevention
- Confirm title status. Clean, salvage, rebuilt, or no title — and the title's jurisdiction — should be clear before you wire.
- Confirm the car is importable to your location. That's your homework, not the seller's; if the import path is unclear, step back and verify before paying.
- Read the bill of sale before you wire. "As-is" with no warranty is normal; anything that removes inspection or payment protections is a red flag.
- Use a third-party escrow service; never wire to a personal account. For dealer sales, a wire to the business account named on the invoice is normal; for private-party sales, use escrow.
Ideal vehicle-condition diligence; factor missing items into risk and price
- Ask for the export certificate. If the car was exported from Japan recently, the deregistration document can help confirm provenance and timing.If unavailable: certificates for older imports are often filed away, so absence is a risk signal, not automatic fraud.
- Ask for underbody, engine bay, and rear-quarter photos. Those areas reveal rust and repair work that hero shots can hide.If unavailable: the car may still be in transit or storage; review existing media and ask for fresh shots once it's accessible.
- Consider a third-party pre-purchase inspection (PPI). A specialist inspection can catch issues that change the price.If unavailable: a PPI is often not feasible while the car is still overseas, so price the added uncertainty instead of treating it as proof of fraud.
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- Recent timing belt at 100,529 km replacement
- Factory right-hand drive
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- JDM-E94-SSHC
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- S200P-0001710
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- 28, Japan
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