Jurojin JDM Imports helps New Brunswick buyers import Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) vehicles directly from Japan – without hidden costs or compliance risks. We handle the process end-to-end, including sourcing, inspection, export, shipping, Canadian customs, and New Brunswick–specific registration guidance after arrival.
Every vehicle is sourced to order and confirmed eligible under Canada’s federal import rules before purchase, so you know exactly what to expect before committing.
We don’t operate like a used car lot — and that’s intentional. New Brunswick clients work with us because we offer:
Our focus is long-term trust, not quick flips.
We don’t operate like a used car lot — and that’s intentional. New Brunswick clients work with us because we offer:
Our focus is long-term trust, not quick flips.
Importing a vehicle from Japan doesn’t need to be complicated.
We locate suitable JDM vehicles daily through Japan’s largest auction and dealer networks based on your criteria.
Our team inspects the vehicle in person — photos, videos, auction sheet review.
We handle export paperwork, ocean shipping, Canadian customs clearance, and import documentation end-to-end.
Your vehicle arrives in Canada fully cleared. We then guide you through New Brunswick’s provincial inspection and registration process so there are no surprises.
Yes – JDM vehicles are legal to import and register in New Brunswick, provided they meet Canadian federal import regulations and provincial registration requirements.
We verify federal eligibility before any vehicle is purchased, then guide buyers through New Brunswick’s provincial steps after arrival.
JDM vehicles must be 15 years or older from the month of manufacture to be legally imported into Canada and registered in New Brunswick.
All imported vehicles must pass a New Brunswick provincial safety inspection before they can be registered and driven on public roads in New Brunswick.
Insurance availability for right-hand-drive vehicles in New Brunswick varies by provider, vehicle type, and intended use. We help New Brunswick buyers understand coverage options before importing.
Yes – JDM vehicles are legal to import and register in New Brunswick, provided they meet Canadian federal import regulations and provincial registration requirements.
We verify federal eligibility before any vehicle is purchased, then guide buyers through New Brunswick’s provincial steps after arrival.
JDM vehicles must be 15 years or older from the month of manufacture to be legally imported into Canada and registered in New Brunswick.
All imported vehicles must pass a New Brunswick provincial safety inspection before they can be registered and driven on public roads in New Brunswick.
Insurance availability for right-hand-drive vehicles in New Brunswick varies by provider, vehicle type, and intended use. We help New Brunswick buyers understand coverage options before importing.
Every vehicle below was sourced from Japan, inspected in person, shipped, and delivered by our team. Here’s what you can expect when you import with Jurojin.
New Brunswick buyers often ask about provincial requirements. Here’s what matters:
Vehicles arrive compliant with Transport Canada import regulations
A New Brunswick provincial inspection is required prior to registration
Registration is completed after inspection approval
Insurance availability varies by provider and vehicle type
We walk you through each step so there are no surprises.
Many New Brunswick buyers choose to import instead of buying locally – and for good reason.
Importing from Japan allows you to:
You get exactly what you want — not what happens to be listed.
We walk you through each step so there are no surprises.
Many New Brunswick buyers choose to import instead of buying locally – and for good reason.
Importing from Japan allows you to:
You get exactly what you want — not what happens to be listed.
These are a few of our most commonly asked questions.
Yes. Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) vehicles are legal to import and register in New Brunswick, provided they meet Canada’s federal import rules and New Brunswick’s provincial registration requirements.
At the federal level, vehicles must be 15 years or older from the month of manufacture to be legally imported into Canada. After the vehicle arrives, it must pass a New Brunswick provincial safety inspection before it can be registered and driven on public roads.
We verify federal import eligibility before purchase, then guide buyers through New Brunswick’s provincial steps after arrival.
In most cases, importing a JDM vehicle to New Brunswick takes approximately 6–10 weeks from purchase to arrival in Canada.
This timeline includes vehicle sourcing, export preparation, ocean shipping, customs clearance, and port processing. Timelines can vary slightly based on shipping schedules and port congestion, but we provide clear expectations and updates throughout the process.
Yes right-hand-drive (RHD) vehicles can be insured in New Brunswick, but coverage depends on the insurance provider, the vehicle, and how it will be used.
Most major insurers will offer coverage once the vehicle has passed the provincial inspection and is properly registered. Some insurers may apply conditions based on factors such as vehicle type, age, or intended use.
Insurance is handled after import and inspection, not during the purchasing stage. We help New Brunswick buyers understand what insurers typically require before moving forward.
No. We do not carry local inventory in New Brunswick.
We specialize in import-to-order sourcing, which allows buyers to choose vehicles based on condition, mileage, and specifications directly from Japan — rather than being limited to what happens to be available locally.
This approach gives buyers better selection and better value.
Yes. We regularly source rare, performance, collector, and hard-to-find JDM vehicles directly from Japan.
Buyers tell us what they’re looking for — model, budget, condition, and intended use — and we source options that meet those criteria while ensuring federal import eligibility before purchase.
Yes. A New Brunswick provincial safety inspection is required before a JDM vehicle can be registered and legally driven.
This inspection takes place after the vehicle arrives in Canada and clears customs. It ensures the vehicle meets provincial safety standards prior to registration. Registration cannot be completed until the inspection is passed.
We help New Brunswick buyers understand this process ahead of time so there are no surprises.
Jurojin JDM Imports works with buyers throughout New Brunswick, providing a fully managed, import-to-order JDM vehicle service.
We regularly assist clients in:
Moncton
Fredericton
Saint John
Dieppe
Riverview
Surrounding New Brunswick communities
If you’re considering importing a JDM vehicle to New Brunswick, the first step is simple.
Tell us what you’re looking for — and we’ll handle the rest.
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No obligation • Transparent process • Vehicles sourced to order