JU Tokyo
GradeR2023 TOYOTA YARIS CROSS
MXPJ10 · 116,000 km · Automatic · Petrol
Est. landed cost
Refundable deposit
BDT 489,310
Based on Carbarn suggested bid¥1,243,448
¥
Reference sold range ¥952k – ¥1.46M
Live from the Japan auctions
Live Japanese car auctions for buyers in Bangladesh
Browse 1,500+ lots going under the hammer in Japan this week. Prices are the real auction figures in Japanese yen — you are buying at the same hall the dealers buy from, with the auction sheet and photos in front of you before you decide.
Pre-export inspection by JAAI
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You set a maximum, in yen
Type a target bid on any lot. Placing it is free; the initial deposit is paid by bank transfer or at our office.
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We bid for you in Japan
Our team bids at the auction house, never above your limit.
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You pay only if you win
Win and we invoice, inspect, ship and clear the car to Bangladesh. Lose and your deposit is refunded or moved to your next car.
Auction lots
1,827 lots shown
ARAI Oyama VT
Grade***2023 TOYOTA HARRIER
MXUA80 · 123,000 km · Automatic · Petrol
Est. landed cost
Refundable deposit
BDT 415,030
Based on Carbarn suggested bid¥1,054,683
¥
Reference sold range ¥1.68M – ¥1.91M
CAA Tokyo
GradeR2023 TOYOTA PROBOX
NHP160V · 149,000 km · Automatic · Petrol
Est. landed cost
Refundable deposit
BDT 213,158
Based on Carbarn suggested bid¥541,681
¥
Reference sold range ¥305k – ¥848k
Estimated landed cost, before you bid
Every lot carries one estimated total in BDT — what the car truly costs to stand in Bangladesh, not just the bid. Leave the bid field empty and it follows our benchmark; type your own and it follows you.
At the auction
Auction bid
The winning hammer price in Japan, in yen.
On the water
Shipping & insurance
The voyage to your port, insured door to dock.
At your border
Import duty & taxes
Estimated from this car's own details. A tax still waiting on an official value is marked indicative.
On arrival
Registration fees
The fixed local charges to put it on the road.
What you see
Estimated landed cost
One number on every lot, in BDT.
Final amounts are confirmed on your invoice after the auction result — apart from the initial deposit, nothing is charged before you confirm it.
Live Auction FAQs
What buyers ask before their first bid — and after it.
Placing the request is free — nothing is paid on the site. We then contact you for the initial deposit (50% of your bid), paid by bank transfer or at our office, and that deposit is what starts the Japan-side inspection. No bid is submitted in Japan until you have seen the findings and confirmed the final amount.
Yes. The initial deposit is 50% of your bid, shown in BDT on every lot before you bid. It is paid by bank transfer or at our office after you place the request and before the Japan-side inspection begins. It is refunded in full if Carbarn does not submit a bid, if your bid is unsuccessful, or if the car does not proceed after inspection — or you can move it to another auction vehicle instead.
Then you simply do not win, and you pay nothing. Any deposit already paid is returned in full or moved to your next lot. Most buyers shortlist a few similar lots across auction days, so a miss on one car usually means a win on the next.
Everything up to the port, in BDT: your auction bid, Japan auction and export handling, estimated shipping, the Carbarn Bangladesh service fee of BDT 150,000, and estimated tax and duty from the current month's customs schedule for that exact model and year. Your invoice after winning states the final amounts.
Yes, and every one of them is shown on the lot's cost breakdown before you bid: the Japan-side auction agent fee, which is banded by the bid amount, and the Carbarn Bangladesh service fee of BDT 150,000. There are no membership or sign-up fees.
It is the level at which similar cars — same model, grade and condition — have actually sold at recent Japanese auctions. Bidding around the benchmark gives you a realistic chance without overpaying; you are always free to bid above or below it.
Yes, twice. Every lot carries the translated Japanese auction sheet with its official grade and the auction house photos. Once your bid request and initial deposit are in, our Japan-side team inspects the car in person and shares extra photos and any issue the sheet misses; the bid goes in only after you have reviewed them and confirmed the final amount.
Grades run from 5 (near new) through 4.5 and 4 (clean, light wear) to 3.5 and 3 (visible wear or repairs); R and RA mark repaired accident history. The sheet is issued by the auction house against the car's chassis number, and we show you the original scan, so any grade or mileage can be verified against the chassis.
The auction house records the odometer on the sheet and flags any car whose reading is suspect or replaced, and our Japan-side inspection checks the reading before a bid is submitted. Cars with a flagged odometer are marked as such, never presented as genuine mileage.
Our team contacts you the same day with the result and your invoice — the exact car price, freight and every fee stated plainly. Payment is due in BDT before the car is shipped (accepted: Bank Transfer and Pay at Local Office); then we arrange the JAAI pre-shipment inspection, export documents and shipping, and you track every step in your Carbarn account.
Cars ship on the next sailing after inspection and export paperwork, and the voyage takes around 30 days to Chittagong or Mongla. You get vessel tracking and every document (invoice, Bill of Lading) in your account as it happens.
Only cars that clear Bangladesh's import rules are listed here: vehicles must be under 5 years old from the date of manufacture; Mercedes, Chevrolet, Audi, Tesla, Volkswagen and BMW vehicles cannot be imported; right-hand drive only. A lot you cannot see on this site is a lot you could not clear.