Import JDM Cars & Kei Trucks to Arizona
JDM Direct sources 25-year-rule-legal Japanese vehicles straight from auctions and dealer stock in Japan and delivers them to Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa and everywhere else in Arizona. One company handles bidding, export paperwork, ocean freight and customs — no broker chain, no surprise fees.
Port of entry
Port of Long Beach, CA
Typical timeline
roughly 3–5 weeks of ocean transit, 8–12 weeks total from selection to delivery
Titling authority
Arizona Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division (MVD)
Eligibility
25 years or older — federally exempt
Why Arizona buyers import from Japan
Arizona gets the benefit of the fast Pacific route plus a dry climate that preserves imports beautifully. Off-road buyers here gravitate to Pajeros, Hilux Surfs and Land Cruisers.
Most requested in Arizona
How a car gets from Japan to Arizona
1. Pick the vehicle
Choose from live inventory or tell us the exact spec you want and we bid for it at Japanese auctions on your behalf.
2. Export from Japan
We deregister the vehicle, obtain the export certificate and English translation, and book it onto the next sailing.
3. Arrival at Long Beach, CA
Short Pacific crossing into Long Beach, then a one-day haul across the desert into Phoenix or Tucson.
4. Title in Arizona
You receive the complete customs and export document package needed to title and register with the Arizona Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division (MVD).
Available now — ready to ship to Arizona

1993 MITSUBISHI DELICA STAR WAGON JASPER
MITSUBISHI · 42,621 km
$18,090

2000 PORSCHE 911 CARRERA 4
PORSCHE · 127,730 km
$20,200

1999 PORSCHE 911 CARRERA
PORSCHE · 51,677 km
$25,600

2000 PORSCHE 911 CARRERA 4 CABRIOLET
PORSCHE · 41,000 km
$32,190

1999 TOYOTA CELICA SS-II SUPER STRUT PACKAGE
TOYOTA · 179,942 km
$12,380

2000 HONDA VAMOS TURBO
HONDA · 160,460 km
$9,195
Delivery across Arizona
We arrange door delivery statewide, including these metros:
- Phoenix, AZ
- Tucson, AZ
- Mesa, AZ
- Scottsdale, AZ
- Chandler, AZ
- Flagstaff, AZ
Arizona JDM import FAQ
Can I legally import a JDM car to Arizona?
Yes. Any vehicle that is at least 25 years old is exempt from federal FMVSS and EPA conformity requirements, so it can be imported into Arizona like any other used vehicle. We only source vehicles that clear the 25-year rule, and we hand you the full document package — Japanese export certificate with translation, bill of lading, commercial invoice and the customs entry — so titling with the Arizona Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) is straightforward.
Which port do my vehicles arrive at for Arizona?
Port of Long Beach, CA. Short Pacific crossing into Long Beach, then a one-day haul across the desert into Phoenix or Tucson.
How long does it take to get a car from Japan to Arizona?
Plan on roughly 3–5 weeks of ocean transit, 8–12 weeks total from selection to delivery. That window covers auction bidding or stock purchase, deregistration and export paperwork in Japan, waiting for the next sailing, ocean transit, customs clearance and final delivery. We send you status updates at every step.
What does it cost to import a JDM car to Arizona?
Every vehicle on our inventory page is listed with its own landed price, and shipping is quoted per vehicle because it depends on the car's size, the sailing and the final delivery address in Arizona. Where a vehicle shows "Quote on request", message us and we will confirm the exact freight figure before you commit to anything.
Do you sell kei trucks in Arizona?
Yes — kei trucks are one of our highest-volume categories. They are especially popular with Arizona buyers for farm, ranch, campus, nursery and property-maintenance work. Registration rules for kei trucks vary by state, so we confirm current Arizona Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) requirements with you before you buy.
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Ready to import to Arizona?
Tell us the car you want and your delivery ZIP. We will confirm eligibility, freight and the full landed cost before you commit to anything.