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importing left hand drive cars from japan?
i know that japan has mostly right hand drive cars over there
but me living in the states, needs a website that sells imports ready to be shipped from japan.
but they have to be left hand drive
thats my only problem
i don’t want to have a right hand drive and complications on the road
it just wouldn’t work out for me
and also i do not have enough to a right hand drive converted to a left hand drive either
and suggestions?
There are almost no left hand drive cars in Japan.
Very rarely has anyone gone to the trouble of getting any Japanese-market cars approved for import into the US. (The most famous importers, of the Skyline GTR, are now either out of that business or out of business entirely)
You don’t need to convert an imported car to LHD, BTW.
Anyhow, if it isn’t 25 years old, and doesn’t qualify for “show and display,” just forget it.
I’d suggest just buying a US model, or moving overseas.
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