Pricing

Burn rubber. Not cash.

You no longer have to pay the inflated prices of used caryards. With Savage Sushi helping you import your car yourself, you not only get a huge choice of cars, you save a bootload as well. So say goodbye to shonky dealers and middle men taking their cut, and say hello to a sweet set of wheels, at a really sweet price.

There are a few things to keep in mind, though, when it comes to handing over your hard-earned cash. For one thing, all bids have to be made in Yen (it’s in Japan, after all). So you need to get familiar with the exchange rate take a look at the top of this page (it’s about $A1 = 0.82jpy), and that it’s continually changing. For exact conversions, please use our clever import cost calculator click here.

We also want to explain the FULL cost of importing a car before you start – so you never get any nasty surprises. There are costs involved beyond the purchase price – like duty, freight, compliance and on road costs. We’ve outlined them all here in a typical example. 

All the costs. (And one big saving.)

Say you have your heart set on a Mazda RX7 2001 with an original sixty clicks. Here’s a rough guide to what it’ll cost to get the keys in the ignition:

$990The Savage Sushi Professional buying service:

$14,500Your successful bid price. Let’s say ¥1,180,000jpy, which equals:

$1400 10% Duty:

$1300 Freight (shipping costs):

$1700 10% GST:

$400 Customs clearance and quarantine:

$150 Towing to RAWS workshop:

$2000 Compliance by RAW:

$900On road cost:

All Up cost:                                                                                                                                                                          $23,340

And there you have it, about Twenty Three Grand

Now you might look at all those costs and think it seems expensive. But compare the total with an import car yard & you will be suprised.