Three real Japanese auction records — with the actual inspection photos — re-presented so you can see exactly what a verified sheet reveals: a near-new Grade 5, a clean Grade 4.5, and an R-grade repair car. Verify your own car to get the real thing.
A Grade 5 with barely any mileage — essentially as-new. This is the top of the everyday scale and commands a premium price. Note the clean, unmarked inspection map.
A Grade 4.5 Kei hybrid — excellent condition with only light wear. A clean, sensible import: the grade confirms the car lives up to its tidy looks.
An R grade flags recorded repair/accident history. Paired with 151,000 km, this is a budget car to approach carefully — read the damage map closely and negotiate hard on price.
Notice how the grade tells the story at a glance: the Grade 5 Raize is essentially new, the 4.5 Wagon R is a clean everyday buy, and the R-grade Corolla carries repair history you'd want reflected in the price. The grade is only the headline, though — always read the letter grades and the damage map too. Our guides cover everything:
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