The JDM Hunter members tool
See the Japanese market the way an importer does
Every week roughly two thousand cars cross the block at Japanese auction, and the good ones are gone in an afternoon. This is the desk we work from: live lots, the inspection sheets read and translated, and what each car is really worth — the same screen we use to buy.
$15/month
First 14 days free — the whole tool, no card needed. Cancel whenever; no contract, no minimum, no upper tier.
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Live Japanese auction lots, market insight and the parts finder.
Buying a car through us? Three months free. Start an import with JDM Hunter and your membership is on us for three months from the day the car is sourced.
Live auction lots
Cars running at Japanese auction now, with the grade, the odometer, the gearbox and the house. Filter to what you are actually looking for and watch it move through the week — backed by direct USS data, not just what public listing sites report.
The sheet, in English
The inspection sheet is the document the whole sale runs on. We read it for you — grade, interior grade, the damage diagram, the inspector's own notes — so you are not bidding on a photograph.
What it is worth
Every dealer car marked against the market: under, about right, or over — worked out against the same model and the same version, so an Aristo V300 is never priced against an S300.
Ask AI about a car
Talk through a specific car. Whether the price makes sense, what goes wrong with them, what to look for on the sheet — and a straight answer when a car is a bad buy.
Parts finder
Rare and out-of-production parts on the Japanese market, searchable by your car or by engine code, with landed cost worked out.
Alerts and favourites
Save a search and we will email you when a car matching it appears. Star the ones you are watching. One email a day at most, and only when something new actually matches.
We are JDM Imports, in Phoenix, Arizona. We buy cars at Japanese auction and land them in the United States under the 25-Year Rule — this is the tool we built to do it, opened up to the people we do it for.