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I use Goo-Net. I usually search by chassis code, then sort by prefecture within the parameters I want. As long as you're paying in cash, it's pretty simple and painless. I view them less as dealerships, and more as car lots with cleaned up cars from the auction.
I have had a great experience with Goo Net. I Purchased my 2002 Subaru Legacy B4 from them around August 1st and received it here in Denmark on December 28th . A special thanks to Shinya which I was in regular contact with throughout the whole process through both mail, whatsapp and phone calls.
11 Οκτ 2012 · Finally decided to look at buying a car instead of renting.. wondered if anyone had any experiences, good or bad, with the folks at Goo-Net Exchange?
17 Ιαν 2010 · GOO-net has some of the most overpriced cars I've ever seen, and a lot of times they are beat up bad like Soren said. For example, they will often wax the car nicely, and park in a nice area and take great shots (while conveniently hiding the bad things).
7 Ιουν 2010 · Goo-Net is a big used car listing service in Japan. You could think of it as the Japanese equivalent of Cars.com, where people and companies list new and used cars on there for people to buy. They do not own/have any of the cars, they are simply a marketplace.
Yes, the sites are legit, but they can't guarantee that you get a good car or that everything goes smoothly. You still have to manage a lot of the import process yourself.
exchange.goo-net.com/ to import a car ?? Are they a "Kosher" service/Co. - it seems to be a leap of faith that you order a car in Japan via a website and it turns up at a dockyard in a month or so's time after having handed over a few grand via a bank transfer
