Is the hassle worth it importing a JDM HiAce over buying a domestic van?
Ashutosh 30 December 2024 12:29
If you live in a country where the Toyota HiAce (JDM) was not sold you may find that importing one has become quite the popular thing to do among enthusiasts. Unique features, right hand drive configuration and perceived superior build quality are typically the appeal. That said, bringing a JDM vehicle in is no walk in the park, involving resolving import regulations, possibly encountering shipping back orders and requests for unfamiliar paperwork. When the van does show up, owners may be left struggling to find parts, or mechanics who know how to work on JDM specific pieces. On the flip side, JDM HiAces often arrive with options not found in domestic models: diesel engine or special trim levels. A subject of ongoing debate in van life and automotive communities is whether the unique characteristics and possible advantages of a JDM HiAce outweigh the trouble and possible headaches of importing and maintaining one.
Answered by Rajat 15 November 2024 02:58
Totally worth it! And the JDM models have some awesome features that you just can’t get domestically. Plus, they're just cooler.


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