Whether you're comparing cars, trying to understand import costs, or simply looking for honest advice, send us a message and we'll point you in the right direction.
If you're still researching, our Import Knowledge Hub and Buyer's Guides answer many of the questions first-time importers ask before getting in touch.
Answers to a few common questions before you send your enquiry.
That depends on your enquiry. If you're looking for a vehicle, we'll review your requirements and explain what's realistically possible within your budget. If you simply have a question about importing from Japan, we're happy to help with that too.
We aim to respond as soon as possible. Response times vary depending on the complexity of your enquiry and current demand, but every message is reviewed personally.
Absolutely. Many buyers contact us while they're still comparing their options. There's no obligation to import a vehicle or make any commitments.
The more information you provide, the better we can help. If you're looking for a vehicle, it's useful to include your approximate budget, the type of vehicle you're considering and how you plan to use it.
No. If you're undecided, tell us what you're looking for from the vehicle—such as family use, daily commuting or performance—and we'll point you in the right direction.
No. You're welcome to contact us with questions about importing from Japan, whether you're ready to buy or simply looking for honest guidance.
No commitment. Just clear answers.
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This page is intended for buyers who would like to get in touch regarding Japanese vehicle imports, website enquiries, import guidance, or general questions about the process of importing a vehicle from Japan to the Republic of Ireland.
Whether you're researching your options, looking for clarification on a specific vehicle, or simply trying to understand how importing works, this page provides a direct way to make contact.
Enquiries submitted through this page are intended for general information and guidance purposes only.
While every effort is made to provide accurate and helpful information, responses should not be considered financial, legal, taxation, insurance, or professional advice. Vehicle availability, import costs, shipping charges, exchange rates, taxes, and registration requirements may vary and should be independently verified before making purchasing decisions.
Where appropriate, enquiries may be referred to trusted third-party specialists involved in vehicle sourcing, inspections, importing, shipping, customs clearance, registration, or delivery services.
Any agreements entered into with third parties remain solely between the buyer and the relevant provider.
