Why are Japanese auction prices in Yen?

Japanese car auctions operate in Japanese Yen. To convert: 1,000,000 yen is approximately $6,700 USD, 5,300 GBP, or PKR 1,870,000 (rates vary). The total landed cost including export fees, freight and import duty will be higher.

How accurate are these auction prices?

All prices come directly from auction sheets verified through JP Sheet. They represent actual recorded hammer prices at Japanese auction houses including USS, JU, AUCNET, TAA, JAA and HAA. Prices shown are averages across multiple verified records.

Japanese Car Auction Price History — Real Hammer Prices by Model & Year

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THOR THOR

1 year variant · 1 total records

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Vehicle Year	Sold (Year)	Avg Hammer Price	Price Range	Avg Mileage	Common Grade	#
2018	2026	No price data	—	4,000 km	***	1

About this auction price data

All prices come from actual auction sheets verified through JP Sheet — the same records that power our auction sheet verification service. These are real hammer prices paid at Japanese auction houses including USS, JU, AUCNET, TAA, JAA and HAA. Every record was verified by a licensed Japanese auction inspector.

Prices shown are the hammer price only — the final winning bid. They do not include export agent fees, de-registration, freight, insurance or import duty. Use our Import Calculator to estimate full landed cost.

How to use auction price history

Search a model — type the model name (Prado, Prius, Hilux) or click a quick-search pill above.
Read the year breakdown — see average hammer price, price range, average mileage at auction, and most common grade per manufacture year.
Use as a reference range — if a seller asks far above typical auction prices, use this data to negotiate or walk away.
Verify the specific vehicle — once you find a car, verify its auction sheet to see the exact price it sold for and its original condition.

Frequently asked questions

What is a hammer price? +

The hammer price is the final winning bid at a Japanese car auction — what the buyer actually paid. It does not include export fees, shipping, insurance or import duty in your country.

Why are prices in Japanese Yen? +

All Japanese auctions operate in Yen. Approx: ¥1,000,000 ≈ $6,700 USD · £5,300 GBP · PKR 1,870,000. Use our Import Calculator for full landed cost.

Why does the same model have very different prices? +

Price depends on condition grade, mileage, colour, equipment and auction house. A Grade 5 Prado with 40,000 km will fetch far more than a Grade 3.5 Prado with 180,000 km, even in the same model year.

How often is this data updated? +

Data comes from real verifications processed through JP Sheet. New records are added as verifications are completed. It reflects our platform verification history.

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About this data: Prices shown are average hammer prices from JP Sheet's verified auctions — the amount paid at Japanese auction, not import or retail price. All prices in Japanese Yen (¥). Approx: ¥1,000,000 ≈ $6,700 USD · £5,300 GBP · PKR 1,870,000. Records without a price (auction house didn't provide) show "No data." Our data sources →

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