At Care a Car Import we like to think outside the box. We take you straight to the source – JAPAN – so you choose what you want to buy and what you would like to pay for it. Our services allow the buyer access to Japanese auctions while we as CARE A CAR – continue to offer inspection, warranties and all other benefits that were inherent for a consumer while buying from a dealer within NZ market.

This means – now every “Buyer” can be an “IMPORTER”
Gone are the middle-man/car salesmen markups. Instead, we offer a simple one-off service fee, supported by outstanding service throughout the buying process. We guarantee satisfaction. Just ask some of our happy customers.

Contact Information
Address: 7 Dickens St, Addington
Address: 301 Main South Rd Hornby
Phone: +64 223 445 778
E-mail: info@careacar.co.nz
Working time: Mon-Sat : 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM
Sunday : 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Consider importing one from Japan, with Care a Car Import.
Over 1000 Tiida get auctionded daily at Japanese Auctions. We already imported many for our customers.

Care a Car Makes it Easy
We ensure compliance of your vehicle
One-off $750 service fee
Delivery to your door
Optional – Finance Packages
Optional – Mechanical Warranties

How to Import:
Register on our website – http://www.careacar.co.nz/import
Call Us – +64 223 445 778
Email Us – info@careacar.co.nz

The car world has evolved with hundreds of Kiwis realizing their next car purchase can now be completed online with more choice and the ability to save thousands by importing directly from Japan.

Japanese car markets have always been trusted for their reliability and since there are over 150,000 cars that are sold monthly IN JAPAN – it remains one of the most dynamic markets to export cars from – be it one or an entire fleet.

CONTACT US: Care A Car Import.
Phone: +64 223 445 778
Email: info@careacar.co.nz
Location1: 7 Dickens Street, Addington, Christchurch
Location2: 301 Main South Road, Hornby, Christchurch

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