[quote=vky]@jerry if you are still looking, have you thought of the UK look at autotrader UK I can help you there[/quote]

In a separate thread to be found here, someone claimed that UK cars are a lot more "beaten" than Japanese equivalents and that spare parts available locally are not compatible with them. @vky, given your knowledge about these cars, is this at all true?

[quote=vky]@sepp, wouldnt know about the "beaten" cars but the ones I have imported including my primera were all clean cars in mint condition, well maintained and with full certified service history/maintainance log, for the spare parts I havent had any complaints about non compatibility, changed the air flow sensor on my primera recently and easily got the part at dt dobie and the problem was fixed, a friend changed the timing belt on her avensis without any hussle so the parts issue is news to me.[/quote]

Thank you. Even I don't see how two vehicles of the same make and model and the same steering wheel orientation can be said to have incompatible parts.

Below is total shipping cost of nze/ fielder / kind of cars shipping to mombasa .
Assuming 💱 80 yen
Shipping to Mombasa 110,000 yen
Transportation costs/Japan. 50,000 yen
Taxes/ adm/ misc/etc. 60,000 yen
TOTAL. 220,000 yen 💰

Assuming a 2005/7 yr old model is free of charge.

Wazuans, there's this cami YOM 2000, Miles=137000, Registerd 2007, owned by a single lady. no recorded accidents. quoting price ati 450k.it is worth?.

[quote=Speculz]Is SBT japan credible??[/quote]

Have bought from them in the past. They are OK. If you need assistance, I can help you to import for a small fee. I have very good contacts there who give me good discounts since am a regular customer. My contact is:

jnaut (at) ymail (dot) com