Overseas buyers can keep checking these Websites of major auto auction companies in Japan to survey used vehicles, motorcycles and construction machinery/equipment displayed for auction.

• Auto Auction Company
• AAA-Asnet Auto Auctions (www.asnet.autoserver.co.jp)
• ARAl-Arai Auto Auction International (www.araiaa.p)
• AUCNET (www.araiaa.jp)
• Bay Auction (www.bay-auc.com)
• BCN-BCN Auto Auction (www.bcnaa.jp)
• CAA-Chubu Auto Auctions (www.caanet.jp)
• Crystal Net Auction (www.crystalgroup.co.jp)
• G-Trading (www.0123go.com)
• GAO Global Auction Online (www.gao.tv)
• GNN-Global Nexus Network Auto Auction (www.gnn-aa.jp)
• HAA-Hanaten Auto Auctions (www.8710.ne.jp)
• HAA-Honda Auto Auctions (www.honda-uc.com)
• HAA-Hyogo Auto Auctions (www.haakobe.com)
• HERO-Members Auto Auction (www.hero.livlink.ne.jp)
• Hitachi (www.hcmtrade.com)
• IMA-ISUZU Motor Auction (www.umax,co.jp)
• JAA-Japan Auto Auction (www.jaa.co.jp)
• JEN (www.jencorp.net)
• JU-Japanese Used Auto Auction Group (www.juaanet.jp)
• KCAA-Kyushu Chuo Auto Auction (www.kcaa.co.jp)
• LAA-Light Auto Auction (www.laa-group)
• NAA-Nissan Auto Auction (www.naa-net.ne.jp)
• NDAA-Nagano Dealers Auto Auction (www.kmsp.co.jp)
• NEP Auction-Niigata East Port Auction (www.nep-auction.jp)
• NTAA-Nissan Tender Auto Auction (www.naa-net.ne.jp)
• ONAA-Osaka Nissan Auto Auction (www.onaa.jp)
• OMAA-Osaka Mazda Auto Auction (www.osaka-mazda.com)
• ORIX Rental Service Auction (www.orix.co.jp)
• Pugas (www.pugas.com)
• USS Ryustsu Auto Auction (www.uss-ryutsu.com)
• SAA-Sapporo Auto Auctions (www.saa.xbid.ne.jp)
• SAA-Suzuki Auto Auction (www.suzuki-saa.co.jp)
• Shin-Tokyo Auction (www.shintokyo-auction.com)
• SMAP-Space Move Auction Park (www.spacemove.co.jp)
• SUAA-Subaru UI Auto Auction (www.taaweb.jp)
• TAA-Toyota Auto Auction (www.taaweb.jp)
• TOZAI (www.tozaiboeki.co.jp)
• TUS-Toshin Motorcycle Auction (www.toshing.co.jp)
• USS-Used-car System Solutions (www.ussnet.co.jp)
• USS-R (www.ussnet.co.jp)
• Zip (www.zipco.co.jp)

If you are looking for Japanese used car auction agents then please click here: JapanAutoPages.com

Toyota which is battling GM for the title of the world’s largest auto makers cut its sales forecasts recently. Higher fuel costs and the economic in America and Europe were likely to hold back the auto businesses at least through 2009. Toyota which includes Daihatsu and Hino, now expects to sell 9.7 million cars and trucks in 2009, 700,000 fewer than its previous forecast. That is still 2.1 percent higher than the 9.5 million Toyota expects to sell this year.

Auto sales in America slumped to a 16-year low in July as automakers failed to keep up with consumers’ growing demand for smaller, more fuel-efficient vehicles. While production changes may help that problem, trouble in the credit and auto leasing markets will continue to take a toll on sales. GM, Ford, Toyota and other automakers said that their U.S. sales fell by double-digits. Nissan was the only major automaker to report a gain, with truck sales up 18% thanks in part to the new Rogue crossover and a boost in incentives. Nissan’s overall sales rose 8.5%. July’s seasonally adjusted sales would be if they continued at the same pace for the full year – was 12.5 million vehicles, according to Autodata Corp. That’s down from 17 million as recently as 2005. Automakers in America expect things to get worse before they get better.

If you are looking for used trucks importers and exporters then please click here: JapanAutoPages.com