Nissan Note auction prices in Japan

Key facts about the Note at auction

• A grade 4.5 Note typically sells for ¥1,185,000, against ¥356,000 at grade 3.5 — about 233% more.
• A 2025 car typically fetches ¥1,806,500, a 2010 car ¥97,000 — roughly ¥113,967 less for each year of age.
• Cars under 50,000 km sell for about 128% more than cars over 150,000 km.
• 5% of the Note sheets we hold carry a repair grade (R or RA).
• The version we see most is the Note (160 sheets).
• Most were sold at Ju Gifu.

“Typical” means the middle sale: half sold for less, half for more, so one wreck or one showroom car cannot drag it.

Price by model year

What each build year of the Note typically fetches. Years with fewer than three sales are left out.

Price by auction grade

The grade is the inspector’s overall score. This is what it is worth on a Note in real sales.

Price by mileage

Note versions we see

Prices over time

The typical price in each year the car went through the auction hall.

Recent Note sales

The last 10 we verified, newest first. Chassis numbers and buyer details are never shown.

Where Notes are sold

What this price does not include

These are prices inside the auction hall. Auction fees, transport, shipping and your country’s duty and tax come on top — see our import guide. Two cars of the same year can still differ a lot on grade, mileage and accident history, which is what the auction sheet shows.

Common questions about Note auction prices

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