Thanks. Very useful information. As a US citizen, I'm envious that Canadians can import 15 year old vehicles. Our protectionist laws are more severe so we're stuck importing 25+ year old antique vehicles.
Thanks for the video. I have been watching several you have posted. Very informative. Was going to buy a UTV but then got thinking about one of these small trucks.
very informative thanks wish you were in Ontario. one question are the rear engine trucks cooler, quieter and more traction I am thinking about Subaru sambar
Great video! Looking to order one of these for myself and maybe start importing some. I own a car dealership in central Mississippi and Im located in an industrial area. I think these would sell great down here.
Thank you for the video, I have a similar mini truck a diesel model. I discovered that there is some clicking noise from the engine and not sure if it is a knock, bought it at 300 000 km
By getting a copy of the export certificate which will list the last 2 inspection dates and milage (typically dating back 4 to 5 years) as well as the auction report which will list the current mileage
What is a good price for a up to 1996 subaru sambar with supercharger, straight body and diff locks, I don't care about mileage or condition of the interior but the dashboard must be good
ItAintJustPaint thanks, I just know that when I first got into the business years ago, everyone was very secretive about everything which only causes doubt and confusion.
Not sure how your system works down there as I know there are lots of importers that are even able to bring in new ones down there. I see a lot of variation between each state.
Love the background music at 3:00 mark! Keepin on rockin’!! 🙌🤘🤘 Also thank you for sharing this great info. I imported my first rhd from Japan back in 08 and loved it! Question: how are these carbureted 660 cc for starting in winter at like -20 to 30 or so?? They are carbed right ?? Or are the newer ones FI?
It is quite easy to get access to view the Japanese auctions as many companies in Japan give this access for free. However you must be setup with a registered exporter in order to bid and buy.
There are light trucks with automatic transmissions. However, older vehicles are three-speed automatic. If you're buying an older vehicle, I would recommend a manual five-speed transmission.
Out of curiosity, since you've done this before in Canada, how was the insurance process? I've heard horror stories about RHD vehicles and huge costs, etc. Just curious what you've run into. I take it you're out west? I really want to get one of these as a little city cruiser, and possibly to lift and have a little bit of fun with. I don't need numbers, just curious if it was around what a regular car would run you or more.
We are in Alberta. We have found that it really depends on the insurance company. Some are not willing to insure RHDs others are just unreasonable and yet others are no big deal. Most will not be willing to put collision coverage on unless you get a special appraisal done and insure it as a specialty vehicle. Bottom line is call around or better yet just call an insurance broker and make them do the work for you.
@@4sonsoffroad Collision doesn't make sense here in Canada anyway. Just don't drive like an idiot and the other guy will be paying. I'd just be worried about thefts, etc, just due to it being a less common vehicle. Thanks, I'll call my company out of curiosity on monday.
just wanted your opinion I'm looking at a few LHD suzuki carries basically it's between an 1998 carry with 80 000km that has diff lock or one that doesn't have diff lock but lower klm. the dealer is asking $9000-10000 on pretty much all their trucks. so just wondering if those prices are too high and what truck hi mileage diff lock or low mileage no diff lock?
Éric Bourgoin I'm not 100% sure on Ontario laws. I know it is a bit more difficult simply because they are right hand drive. Easiest thing to do is give your insurance company a call and ask for a quote. I have no idea about your emissions rules either. The trucks are in excellent condition and would have all original emissions equipment in place. Our trucks have no issues passing mechanical inspections either. Sorry I'm not more knowledgeable on licensing as that changes with every province.
Éric Bourgoin if they are RHD insurance companies put you to the high risk brokers so try to find one that's LHD I found a company in Quebec that has LHD but their prices are high starting at 9000
Good info. Again each province is different so good to always make that call to the insurance company first for sure. Also with LHD trucks they will be more expensive if they are converted Japanese trucks for sure. It is possible they could have come from other Asian markets too. The dealer will be able to give you that info for sure.
Hi there, looking at a Mitsubishi Mini Cab. Have heard the Suzuki Carry is least problematic of the bunch but does that make this Mitsubishi an automatic red flag? Also it has 160,000 K and is automatic. Are either of those characteristics ringing any warning bells because the truck will be doing its fair share of heavy hauling, seller is not giving any particular year. Thanks very helpful videos, much appreciated. 👍🙂
Silly question for you... Would you guys allow someone to order a vehicle through you? I mean It would be helpful if someone like me could get a second opinion before getting an import.... Or would you be able to search for a vehicle for someone if requested?
ngwd definitely can broker for you if you are in Canada. Outside of Canada I would suggest you find a reputable broker that is aware of all the requirements in your area. Feel free to contact us through our website www.4sonsoffroad.com
There are definitely a lot of mini truck importers in the US. We ship to Canada only sorry. I don’t know of any specific companies near you unfortunately. Sorry we are not of more help.
To be honest most websites are all the same... Its more important to research the company running the website as they will all have different ways of doing business... also depending on if you are in Canada or the USA (or another country) it is important to make sure your exporter is familiar with your countries import rules. Feel free to email us at info@4sonsoffroad.com for more specific info.
just wanted your opinion I'm looking at a few LHD suzuki carries basically it's between an 1998 carry with 80 000km that has diff lock or one that doesn't have diff lock but lower klm. the dealer is asking $9000-10000 on pretty much all their trucks. so just wondering if those prices are too high and what truck hi mileage diff lock or low mileage no diff lock?
Thanks. Very useful information. As a US citizen, I'm envious that Canadians can import 15 year old vehicles. Our protectionist laws are more severe so we're stuck importing 25+ year old antique vehicles.
Your very generous with your knowledge.Thanks.
You seem to be an honest man . Thanks
Thanks, I would probably buy from you, just because you've explained the trouble of importing yourself. Appreciate the time to make the video.
Thanks for the video. I have been watching several you have posted. Very informative. Was going to buy a UTV but then got thinking about one of these small trucks.
very informative thanks wish you were in Ontario. one question are the rear engine trucks cooler, quieter and more traction I am thinking about Subaru sambar
Good video, and very informative.
Quite educational for the prospective buyer.
Great video! Looking to order one of these for myself and maybe start importing some. I own a car dealership in central Mississippi and Im located in an industrial area. I think these would sell great down here.
Can you guys import cars like that? I thought it had to be over 25 years old to fly in the states or is it per state?
Great information. Really appreciate the video. Thanks
Thank you for ur time😇
Thank you for the video, I have a similar mini truck a diesel model. I discovered that there is some clicking noise from the engine and not sure if it is a knock, bought it at 300 000 km
Awesome information!
Japanese Kei Truck in Alberta, Canada 🇨🇦
Great info. Thank
Any way to be certain that the ODO has not rolled over in the trucks with low KM's?
By getting a copy of the export certificate which will list the last 2 inspection dates and milage (typically dating back 4 to 5 years) as well as the auction report which will list the current mileage
what the price?????
Hey.., What's the website called from this video? Would like to check it out .thnk you
Why only up to 2002? For importation is there a limitation for less than 20 years old?
What is a good price for a up to 1996 subaru sambar with supercharger, straight body and diff locks, I don't care about mileage or condition of the interior but the dashboard must be good
Great video! Lots of good info, thank you for sharing!
ItAintJustPaint thanks, I just know that when I first got into the business years ago, everyone was very secretive about everything which only causes doubt and confusion.
That's VERY true. I'd love to get me one of these but I think in the US it has to be 25 years old and I'd like it to be fuel injected :(
Not sure how your system works down there as I know there are lots of importers that are even able to bring in new ones down there. I see a lot of variation between each state.
Love the background music at 3:00 mark! Keepin on rockin’!! 🙌🤘🤘
Also thank you for sharing this great info. I imported my first rhd from Japan back in 08 and loved it!
Question: how are these carbureted 660 cc for starting in winter at like -20 to 30 or so?? They are carbed right ?? Or are the newer ones FI?
8meals hi I have a 92 carry start fine just like older North American cars if you start regularly and plug in
lada152 ok nice, thanks
What is the price range?
Very helpful thank you!
how were you entitled to use the JU auction system? I thought it was quite hard to be an user.
It is quite easy to get access to view the Japanese auctions as many companies in Japan give this access for free. However you must be setup with a registered exporter in order to bid and buy.
oh, I see. ta for the quick rep.
Why not import from Philippines or some other place with LHD?
not worth it , cost more to shipped. and harder to get part for lhd. rhd is best one!
Do these trucks have a automatic transmission or is it just a manual transmission
There are light trucks with automatic transmissions.
However, older vehicles are three-speed automatic.
If you're buying an older vehicle, I would recommend a manual five-speed transmission.
Out of curiosity, since you've done this before in Canada, how was the insurance process? I've heard horror stories about RHD vehicles and huge costs, etc. Just curious what you've run into. I take it you're out west? I really want to get one of these as a little city cruiser, and possibly to lift and have a little bit of fun with. I don't need numbers, just curious if it was around what a regular car would run you or more.
We are in Alberta. We have found that it really depends on the insurance company. Some are not willing to insure RHDs others are just unreasonable and yet others are no big deal. Most will not be willing to put collision coverage on unless you get a special appraisal done and insure it as a specialty vehicle. Bottom line is call around or better yet just call an insurance broker and make them do the work for you.
@@4sonsoffroad Collision doesn't make sense here in Canada anyway. Just don't drive like an idiot and the other guy will be paying. I'd just be worried about thefts, etc, just due to it being a less common vehicle. Thanks, I'll call my company out of curiosity on monday.
just wanted your opinion I'm looking at a few LHD suzuki carries basically it's between an 1998 carry with 80 000km that has diff lock or one that doesn't have diff lock but lower klm. the dealer is asking $9000-10000 on pretty much all their trucks.
so just wondering if those prices are too high and what truck hi mileage diff lock or low mileage no diff lock?
WAY too high
Try to buy direct from japan, will cost very cheaper
Ship to the Philippines?
Is it hard to insure and plate in ontario for exemple ? emmission test and everything ? thank you ! great video
Éric Bourgoin I'm not 100% sure on Ontario laws. I know it is a bit more difficult simply because they are right hand drive. Easiest thing to do is give your insurance company a call and ask for a quote. I have no idea about your emissions rules either. The trucks are in excellent condition and would have all original emissions equipment in place. Our trucks have no issues passing mechanical inspections either. Sorry I'm not more knowledgeable on licensing as that changes with every province.
Ok thanks a lot
Here in Alberta it is very easy to licence and insure! We complete the Alberta Safety and you plate and insure just like any used car.
Éric Bourgoin if they are RHD insurance companies put you to the high risk brokers so try to find one that's LHD
I found a company in Quebec that has LHD but their prices are high starting at 9000
Good info. Again each province is different so good to always make that call to the insurance company first for sure. Also with LHD trucks they will be more expensive if they are converted Japanese trucks for sure. It is possible they could have come from other Asian markets too. The dealer will be able to give you that info for sure.
Are you allowed to drive right side steering will in Canada?
In most provinces yes.
Hi there, looking at a Mitsubishi Mini Cab. Have heard the Suzuki Carry is least problematic of the bunch but does that make this Mitsubishi an automatic red flag? Also it has 160,000 K and is automatic. Are either of those characteristics ringing any warning bells because the truck will be doing its fair share of heavy hauling, seller is not giving any particular year. Thanks very helpful videos, much appreciated. 👍🙂
Like the music you got going on!!! About how much would one of those go for as in price of the truck and then shipping and paperwork?
Send us an email to info@4sonsoffroad.com 👍
Is that website available to anyone?
Silly question for you...
Would you guys allow someone to order a vehicle through you?
I mean It would be helpful if someone like me could get a second opinion before getting an import.... Or would you be able to search for a vehicle for someone if requested?
ngwd definitely can broker for you if you are in Canada. Outside of Canada I would suggest you find a reputable broker that is aware of all the requirements in your area. Feel free to contact us through our website www.4sonsoffroad.com
Where are you based I live in Manitoba and I am interested in mini trucks and would love to know where your dealer is
We are in Alberta, check out our website www.4sonsoffroad.com
NICE ONE ...... you read japanese ? i live in france would love a mini truck
Wonder if any way I can buy used mini truck 4x4 ? If ur do know more give me any website also I'm live in up state New York ?
There are definitely a lot of mini truck importers in the US. We ship to Canada only sorry. I don’t know of any specific companies near you unfortunately. Sorry we are not of more help.
Check nipponway mini trucks. On Google, I believe they are in nj and ny
Is that Bethel music in the background?
Let's say I lived in Colorado how can I import a car
CARRY TRUCK IS easy to sell here in philippines . . .
Well, you have to realize the shipping over to canada is a couple grand alone so that puts a lot of people off.
philippines wont allow to register rhd and,
there are php shops do convert to lhd steering.
Do they inspect for radioactivity??
yes
How much do they want
Can you get landcruisers ?
Can get any Japanese vehicle as long as it's 15 years old to get it into Canada
Right on!!! I assume they are all right hand drive? Plus I don't see any in Ontario, maybe different safety crap? @@4sonsoffroad
They are all right hand drive in Japan yes. Only province RHD is illegal is Quebec. Ontario from what I have heard just has rediculas insurance rates
What do you expect from Quebec, lol. I will get some insurance quotes and go from there. I like your thoroughness @@4sonsoffroad
@@rickyboyz1006 happy to help if we can. Just email us info@4sonsoffroad.com
I would like to buy a Subaru sandbar 4x4 dump with air. And be able to use in the U.S. I am a car dealer in western Ny 14712
Want to buy
What website do you go through
To be honest most websites are all the same... Its more important to research the company running the website as they will all have different ways of doing business... also depending on if you are in Canada or the USA (or another country) it is important to make sure your exporter is familiar with your countries import rules.
Feel free to email us at info@4sonsoffroad.com for more specific info.
Turn up that sweet music!
I wish i could become an importer someday.
How do I buy one message me info
We sell in Canada only. You can email us info@4sonsoffroad.com
For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten son that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life John 3:16
Thanks! Wait, The Inspectors care about dirty floormats??? Seriously?
Ou est t’il situé
ESPECIALLY DC51T 1993 MODEL
Круто сделал , молодец.
Can you email me or call me on one of these trucks, thanks
kei truck = knee cutter in accident.
from Japan.
wear knee pads and helmet while driving
¿Kicking competidor's?, ¡that is dishonor!
Old video...but have to point out...the odometers only read to 5 numbers...so....older truck milage figures are always suspect....not to be trusted.
6 digits on most actually. All 1994 and up Suzuki and Daihatsu are 6 digit for sure
@@4sonsoffroad So is that just for the newer ones?...say post year 2000?
just wanted your opinion I'm looking at a few LHD suzuki carries basically it's between an 1998 carry with 80 000km that has diff lock or one that doesn't have diff lock but lower klm. the dealer is asking $9000-10000 on pretty much all their trucks.
so just wondering if those prices are too high and what truck hi mileage diff lock or low mileage no diff lock?
Troll Scab happy to help, please email us at info@4sonsoffroad.com as it's easier to communicate that way. Chat soon!