Auction Sheet Guide

Understanding Auction Sheets

Online auto auctions provide access to thousands of vehicles. To help you bid confidently, we’ve broken down how to read Japanese auction sheets, grades, and bidding outcomes.

Auction Grade

SNew
5Same as New
4.5Excellent grade with almost no issue
4Great grade with minor issues only
3.5Good grade with some issues that may need repair
3Average grade with issues to fix
2Bad grade
1Engine swap or has been under water
*Non-running car, needs forklift (or machinery)
R / 0Accident history repaired (parts informed on sheet)
RAMinor accident repaired (core support/back panel)
RBHeavy repair (till inner panel or floor)
RCPillar or frame has been changed/repaired
R2Accident history and mostly rust or corrosion issue

Inside Grade

AExcellent interior condition
BGood or average condition with imperfections
CGood condition with some imperfections
DBad interior condition

Body Condition

1Minor, almost not noticeable (e.g., A1, U1)
2Small but noticeable (e.g., A2, U2)
3Average or big (e.g., A3, U3)
4Big (Japanese kanji for "big")

Vehicle Options & Transmission

SRSunroof
AWAlloy Wheel
PSPower Steering
PWPower Window
カワ or 革Leather Seats
TVTV
ナビNavigation System
エアBAirbag
Transmission
ManualF5, F6, MT, 5MT, 6MT
AutoAT, FA, FAT, CVT

Types of Auction Sheet

Click on any sample below to view the full translated auction sheet.

Bidding Results

Bidding Outcomes Status
You purchase a car matching your budget or close to it. Bought
Car purchased by someone before you in the auction. Sold
The bids do not reach the reserve price set by sellers. Passed
A passed vehicle sold after negotiation on price. In Negotiation
A vehicle removed from auction by the seller during the process. Removed
Disclaimer: Velocity Empire only facilitates its customers in getting used cars from auction houses in Japan. We do not hold auctions on our own and/or anyone's behalf. Every auction House listed on our website is a separate entity of its own.
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