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Welcome to Aurobil Car's!

Your Premier Destination for Top-Quality Japanese Reconditioned Cars in Bangladesh.

At Aurobil Car's, we are dedicated to offering you high-quality Japanese reconditioned cars that strike the perfect balance between affordability and excellence. Our primary goal is to ensure that your car-buying journey in Bangladesh is straightforward and enjoyable, allowing you to drive home in a vehicle you truly love.

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Japanese Car Auction Sheet Verification
& Grade Guide

Don’t buy blindly. Verify the Original Auction Sheet and avoid odometer rollbacks.

Report delivered instantly via WhatsApp PDF

✅ No Edited Sheets
✅ Real Odometer Check
✅ Accident History Reveal

Why Verify Your Auction Sheet?

⚠️ The "Misleading" Risk

The term "Fresh" is widely misused in Bangladesh. A car may look shiny in the showroom, but hidden history is common. Always check the chassis number before booking.

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Odometer Rollback

Unscrupulous dealers turn a 150,000 km car into a "40,000 km" unit to increase price.

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Hidden Accidents

Repairing Grade R cars cheaply and selling them as Grade 4 "original" units.

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Fake Sheets

Photoshop-editing grades or removing "XX" (panel replacement) markings.

Japanese Car Auction Grade Guide

Understanding the grades is crucial. Use this guide to decode the symbols on your report.

1. Decoding "Overall Grade"

Grade Condition Meaning for BD Buyers
S / 6 Brand New (<1k km) Premium price. Only for those who want absolute perfection.
5 Like New (<20k km) Immaculate condition. Hard to distinguish from new.
4.5 Gold Standard Best Choice. Excellent condition with very minor marks.
4 Good Value Visible scratches but mechanically sound. Good value for money.
3.5 Average Visible wear. Often touched up in BD. Inspect carefully.
R / RA Accident Repaired Caution: Can be good value if repairs are minor. Avoid if chassis is bent.

2. The Map Symbols (Body Diagram)

Symbol Meaning Severity Guide
A Scratch A1: Small • A2: Visible • A3: Deep
U Dent U1: Small • U2: Visible • U3: Large
W Repair Wave W1: Good • W2: Visible • W3: Bad
Symbol Meaning Severity Guide
S / C Rust / Corrosion S: Surface • C: Rot (Avoid C!)
X Needs Replace Panel damaged beyond repair.
XX Replaced Panel already changed.

Interior Grading

  • Grade A: Like new, smells new.
  • Grade B: Clean, minimal wear (Standard).
  • Grade C: Stains, tears, or cigarette burns.
  • Grade D: Dirty / Damaged.

The "Grade R" Myth

Should you buy a Grade R car? Not all R Grades are bad. Avoid if pillar/chassis is damaged.

Safe R:
Replaced bumper, fender, or boot lid only.
Risk R:
Damage to Pillars, Floor Pan, or Chassis.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I check my Japanese car auction sheet?
Verify instantly using the Chassis Number on our website. We fetch data directly from the Japanese auction house database.
Is verification free?
Real-time, authentic data from Japan costs money to access. Free sites often show incomplete data or are used to collect leads.
Can I check a car that arrived 5 years ago?
Yes, our database covers historical data for Japanese car auction sheets going back over 10 years.