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Toyota and Mitsubishi have been leaders in the Japanese auto market for years, and both of them produce high quality cars and trucks.  Japanese cars have proven to be reliable and fuel efficient and with the proper maintenance will last well past the 100,000 mile mark.  Some of the best vehicles you could invest in are used Toyota Sprinters and any used Mitsubishi.  If you cannot find the used car of your choice, you can export them into the country straight from Japan for a reduced cost.

The Toyota Sprinter is one of the compact cars produced by the company and it has also been a variation of the ever popular Corolla.  Whenever a Corolla was produced, the Sprinter variation also rolled off of the production line.  The car was released in the United States under the nameplate of Geo Prizm and Chevrolet Nova under a joint venture with General Motors.  You will not find a used Toyota Sprinter in a hatchback version prior to 1999.  If you do, it will be under the nameplate of Toyota Allex or Toyota Blade.  However, if you are lucky to find a first generation used Toyota Sprinter in good condition, it should be a fastback body style.  Most of the changes to the Sprinters were cosmetic as compared to its sibling Corolla.

If you are interested in purchasing a truck, a used Mitsubishi Canter is the way to go.  This is a light duty commercial truck that the company has been producing for the Asian market since 1962.  The Canter was only available in Japan and Asia for the first twenty years of its production and was not introduced to the United States until well into the 1980s.  It was replaced by the Fuso in the international market about the same time it hit the roads in the United States.  You can find all sorts of used Mitsubishi Canters still running in top condition in Australia, and it is actually still being manufactured down under using locally produced parts.  Canters made in 2005 did have some changes made to it, but the changes addressed safety issues that had been plaguing the vehicle.  Additionally, if you want a hybrid version of the Canter, you can get one from a Japanese exporter.  This used Mitsubishi is called the Canter Eco, and you could be the first one in your area to have this vehicle which was only produced for the market in Japan.

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