Auction Verification

UMAIRZAHOOR34 (Anonymous) 2020-10-03 20:16:59 +0500 #1

If any of you can help me where to find. Original/verified auction report of japanese cars.
Try'd pakwheels verification couple of time but always it says "no record found"
THANKYOU.

UMAIRZAHOOR34 (Anonymous) 2020-10-03 20:17:38 +0500 #2

Cars imporded more then year ago*

Luke_mani (Luke_mani) 2020-10-03 22:00:36 +0500 #3

If it says no auction sheet found, it means the vehicle has no auction sheet.

UMAIRZAHOOR34 (Anonymous) 2020-10-04 00:30:02 +0500 #4

Yar how is it possible for all the random three cars i am searching the file is missing.

UMAIRZAHOOR34 (Anonymous) 2020-10-04 00:30:48 +0500 #5

So what is the solution for the car with no auction sheet? How can i buy the car without auction sheet.

UMAIRZAHOOR34 (Anonymous) 2020-10-04 00:31:52 +0500 #6

And yes i cant skip buying one of these cars as the car comes into my range.

abid110 2020-10-04 06:46:12 +0500 #7

auction sheet is not an integral part of file of an imported car. it just tells you the overall condition/rating of car when inspected in japan. thats all. once the car is loaded in a container and lands in Karachi (offloading+clearing process+driving out) after voyage of nearly 40 days, it is very common that they suffer small to big damages like fenders hit, glass broken, diggy dented etc etc. if you getting a car without auction sheet it is not an issue at all. just have it inspected by a denter that it is not majorly hit car etc as you do while purchasing a local car. thats it. i believe auction sheets are non verifiable after 3 months - and you saying its over a year now.

UMAIRZAHOOR34 (Anonymous) 2020-10-04 11:45:15 +0500 #8

Ok bro thankyou.

Luke_mani (Luke_mani) 2020-10-04 13:22:29 +0500 #9

Auction sheet tells the condition of the car when it is imported. Only 3 month old auction sheet is free for viewing, otherwise you have to pay for auction sheet.
Mostly cars without auction sheet are accidented vehicles, less than 1% are original.
If you like to gamble, buy a JDM without auction sheet.
Mostly, accidented/scrap/submerged vehicles are imported by dealers because they are cheap, and sold as new after major repair.

UMAIRZAHOOR34 (Anonymous) 2020-10-04 13:33:03 +0500 #10

So these repairs are made here in pakistan

abid110 2020-10-04 14:41:16 +0500 #11

there is a point in this import scene. in Japan, say a car which is hit from side and two doors are scrapped with no damage to frame+chassis is considered scrap. even though car is just under 10k kms driven. so my point is always that what is an issue to buy such car with replaced/repaired doors with new ones when the entire car is 100% perfect engine+suspension+body wise. and yes, such cars are purchased very cheap from there and sell nearly 1.5-2 lacs lesser than auction sheet wali cars. but again, i am always against purchasing a car which is majorly hit either in Japan or Pakistan with major repairs done in chassis/ engines etc.

UMAIRZAHOOR34 (Anonymous) 2020-10-04 15:59:32 +0500 #12

Bhai i totally agree with you. But the point is kall mene b gadi wapas sell karni hai. And because of this minor sheet. Phr buyer k chonchlay hotay hain..

Luke_mani (Luke_mani) 2020-10-04 16:48:57 +0500 #13

If the seller is honest enough to show you auction sheet which verifies only light body damage, it's not a big deal. But mostly people say auction sheet is not present, registration authority took auction sheet or prepare a fake sheet. If you're getting a car cheaper than an auction sheet verified one, atleast you should know the pitfalls of buying such a vehicle.

abid110 2020-10-04 17:21:39 +0500 #14

i work in Insurance sector. i come across tens of cases each day of brand new cars just out of showroom and hit by a biker or gadha gaari or rickshaw and one complete side is painted due to severe scratches or replacement of doors/fenders/diggys/bonnets etc etc. point is, why do we dislike such cars when imported from Japan? my point only is if you import a say verified 5 graded car with A class interior and the moment it comes out of Karachi port and a rickshaw rubs its one side on main congested M.A Jinnah road, then that auction sheet will be useless for the current buyer as he will say 'sir aap ki gaari tou side se poori painted hai'..

anon35615524 2020-10-04 22:23:48 +0500 #15

@UMAIRZAHOOR34

You may also try looking at https://jp.center/report or https://jpcenter.ru/report

I am quite sure that if car has been sold via auction, and you enter Chassis No. correctly, then for sure you'll find something on these 02 websites.

UMAIRZAHOOR34 (Anonymous) 2020-10-05 00:26:27 +0500 #16

This didnt help.

UMAIRZAHOOR34 (Anonymous) 2020-10-05 00:29:04 +0500 #17

https://carvx.jp/search/car?search_id=JcYeF1DH_mbn&car_id=0

This is the only link that has record. And asks 3500yen (almost 5500rs.)
Which is too costly. And i dont know this is authentic link or not.

UMAIRZAHOOR34 (Anonymous) 2020-10-05 00:30:16 +0500 #18

After all this search. What i have concluded is. The accidented imported cars are one without auction sheet.

anon35615524 2020-10-05 01:21:13 +0500 #19

This is putting me in doubts too.

Avoid spending 3500 JPY on this website.

anon35615524 2020-10-05 01:22:26 +0500 #20

Nope. Not necessarily.

Many non accident used JDM cars may be there, which do not have any auction sheets, i.e. they weren't bought via auction houses.