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Purchasing a used Japanese vehicle provides you with a reliable car that is built to last and will run over 200,000 miles with proper preventative maintenance.  You can easily find used Japanese cars for sale in the United States, but if you want one that is in top shape, made with true Japanese parts and has low to medium mileage, then you will want to purchase your vehicle from a Japanese exporter.  These cars are in excellent shape, as many Japanese only drive their vehicles for special purposes or on the weekends. 

A car exported from Japan also allows you to find the one that meets your specifications.  You can find the car in the color you want with the interior options that you also want.  Cars exported from Japan will come with all of the options such as CD player, which you normally will have to pay extra for in the United States after purchasing your used car.  You do need to verify that the car you plan to export out of Japan has air conditioning, simply because not all vehicles overseas have this option.

Consider finding a Mazda Demio for sale when you are shopping for a used car.  Also known as the Mazda 121, Mazda Metro, Mazda2 or Ford Festivia Mini Wagon, the Demio was launched in 1996 with the third and final generation of the car being released in 2007 for the 2008 model year.  The Demio is a small minivan or, as referred to overseas, a tall station wagon.  Since their release in 1996, over 890,000 Demios have been sold throughout the world.  Mazda actually releases the Demio in three different trim versions that were aimed at different demographic segments.

The Toyota Corolla Japan is one of the manufacturerﾕs most popular subcompact cars.  It was introduced to the world in 1966, and by 1997 it had become the best selling model in the Toyota line up.  The car has changed styles since its first introduction, and the only thing that resembles the original generation of the Toyota is the name.  Corollas found in the United States are priced and sized somewhere between Toyota’s Yaris and Camry.  The Corolla Japan model is manufactured in Japan, but the Corolla is also manufactured in the United States, UK, Canada, Malaysia, China, and more.  The Corolla currently has an E chassis designation, and the company is getting set to release their new 2010 models.

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