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European favourites
Familiar makes from a different market — including BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Volkswagen and Volvo.
Japanese favourites
Explore models such as the Toyota Alphard, Prius and Land Cruiser Prado.
Discover specialist and performance stock, with Porsche and Bentley examples in the demo.
Something extraordinary
YOUR CHOICE • CLEAR PRICING • UK SUPPORT •
How the Brooklands route works
From search to shipping.
Brooklands is not a stock list and it is not a private import agent choosing cars on your behalf.
You review the available Japanese auction stock, check the vehicle information, understand the condition notes and decide what is worth pursuing.
If the vehicle suits your forecourt and the numbers work, you set the bid.
If it is secured, Brooklands helps fund and organise the process from Japanese auction purchase towards UK arrival.
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01 / Choose your stock
Browse the full auction aggregator and choose the vehicles that suit your dealership.
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02 / See before you bid
Review the photographs, auction sheet, grade and condition notes before deciding.
03 / Pay the actual price
Set your maximum bid. Our representative bids at the auction hall. If it is won for less, you pay the actual hammer price, plus agreed fees and costs.
04 / Follow your car
Follow your car’s progress and shipping, including ship tracking, with priority shipping and UK support.
From doubt to confidence.
Used to uncertainty.
Previous suppliers had left one dealer wary of what he was being told. He came to Brooklands with plenty of questions.
Full visibility.
The auction information, the price and the progress of his car were visible. He could check what was happening.
Confidence followed.
Seeing the process reassured him: there was nothing being hidden. That is why transparency matters.
An anonymous customer experience, as recalled by the Brooklands team.
New to Japanese auctions
If you have not bought from Japan before, the first conversation covers the market, the stock you sell, how bidding works and the likely landed cost position.
You are not committing to buy.
You are finding out whether Japanese auction stock is worth exploring for your dealership.
