KTJAPAN buying desk · 19 October 2026
Key facts
- Grading varies between auction houses.
- A sheet does not replace a physical inspection.
- Mileage notes and repair history deserve particular attention.
What this means for you
An auction sheet summarises the inspector’s observations, vehicle specification, grade and visible damage. Read the comments and diagram alongside the overall grade.
Grading varies between auction houses. A sheet does not replace a physical inspection. Mileage notes and repair history deserve particular attention. If anything is unclear, ask our team inside your account – every answer stays with your car.
Your next steps
- Match the lot and chassis details.
- Check mileage, grade and interior score.
- Translate inspector comments.
- Review every marked panel and ask about uncertainties.
Frequently asked questions
Does this replace an inspection or an import check?
No. Vehicle condition and your country’s import rules need to be confirmed for the specific car before you pay.
Sources & review
General guidance prepared by the KTJAPAN buying desk.