If you're new to importing cars from Japan, auction sheets can look intimidating. The codes, grades, and diagrams seem like a foreign language designed to confuse rather than inform. But here's the good news: once you understand the system, it becomes straightforward. Whether you are browsing Japanese car imports Australia or searching for your next dream ride among JDM cars for sale in Australia, this guide is for you.

The 4 Key Sections of an Auction Sheet

Overall Condition

The main grade that summarises the vehicle's overall state

Interior Condition

How the inside of the car looks and feels

Vehicle Features & Options

What equipment and extras the car has

Vehicle Diagram

A map showing where damage or repairs are located

Overall Condition Grades Explained

Grade 6Showroom condition. Like new, often with very low kilometres.

Grade 5Excellent condition. Minimal wear, well-maintained.

Grade 4Good used condition. Normal wear for age and kilometres.

Grade 3Heavily used. Significant wear but still driveable.

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How to Read a Japanese Auction Sheet