FAQ
Find answers to the most common questions about buying used cars and auto parts from Korea. Shipping, documentation, payments, and more explained clearly.

To be buying used cars from Korea, choose a trusted exporter, review available vehicle listings, and request a proforma invoice. After payment confirmation, we handle export documentation, customs clearance, and shipping. Most buyers prefer RoRo or container shipping methods.
Essential documents include the vehicle registration certificate, bill of lading, commercial invoice, and export declaration. Depending on your country, we can also provide a vehicle inspection report or certificate of origin if required.
Yes, Korea has several reliable platforms where you can find high-quality used vehicles, many of which are export-friendly. The most trusted ones include:
K Car (www.kcar.com) – One of Korea’s largest certified used car dealers, offering detailed inspections and transparent pricing.
Encar (www.encar.com) – Korea’s biggest online used car marketplace, popular among local dealers and exporters.
AJ SellCar (www.ajsellcar.co.kr) – Known for direct owner sales and auction-style listings.
LOTTE Auto Auction (www.lotteautoauction.net) – An authorized auction platform used by many exporters to purchase bulk vehicles.
These platforms often support Korean only, so working with a trusted local export agent is recommended to handle inspections, negotiation, and shipping.
Yes, Autowini is a trusted B2B and B2C online marketplace that specializes in used car and auto parts exports from South Korea. It’s popular among global buyers for its English-language interface, verified sellers, and transparent vehicle listings. Autowini supports direct communication with exporters, international shipping assistance, and multiple payment options, making it ideal for overseas car buyers looking for Korean vehicles or parts.
If you’re new to buying used cars from Korea, Autowini offers a user-friendly experience with global logistics support and secure transactions.
Yes, we export quality used cars and parts to over 30 countries across Africa, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and South America. We tailor logistics and documentation based on each country’s import regulations.
RoRo (Roll-on/Roll-off) is more cost-effective for drivable vehicles, while container shipping offers better protection for multiple units or vehicles with parts. We help you choose the best option based on your destination and shipment type.
Absolutely. We provide high-resolution images, engine room photos, mileage confirmation, and condition reports upon request. Transparency is key to our 15-year export reputation.
Shipping duration depends on destination and port schedules. For example, shipments to East Africa may take 3–4 weeks, while South America may take 5–6 weeks. We share real-time ETAs once booking is confirmed.
Yes, we specialize in exporting quality-tested used engines, transmissions, suspensions, and other components. All parts are cleaned, packaged, and secured for container shipment.
We accept international bank wire transfers (T/T) to our company’s verified business account. Payment terms are clearly stated in the proforma invoice, and we send transaction receipts for buyer records.
Importing right-hand drive (RHD) vehicles into Korea is nearly impossible. This is because over 99% of vehicles in Korea are left-hand drive (LHD), reflecting the country’s road traffic regulations and infrastructure designed exclusively for LHD vehicles.
If you are specifically looking for RHD vehicles, it is far more practical to consider countries like Japan, where right-hand drive cars are the standard. Japan offers a wide variety of RHD vehicles that are suitable for export to markets requiring right-hand drive.
For buyers interested in RHD vehicles, visiting or sourcing directly from Japan or similar countries is the smartest choice.
Buying used cars and specially auto parts from Korea on a container basis involves visiting multiple salvage yards across the country to source the desired parts. This process can be very challenging and nearly impossible for buyers to handle directly, especially from overseas.
Therefore, the most practical and reliable way is to find a trusted used auto parts export specialist company. These experts have established relationships with salvage yards nationwide and can efficiently collect, inspect, and package quality parts for export. Partnering with such a company ensures you receive verified parts without the hassle of personally sourcing them, saving time and reducing risk.
Damaged vehicles, including submerged or flood-affected cars, are typically available through specialized auto auctions, salvage yards, and insurance company auctions in Korea. These vehicles are sold “as-is” and usually at significantly lower prices compared to regular used cars.
For international buyers, it is best to work with a trusted Korean exporter or auto auction agent who has experience handling such vehicles. They can help source, inspect, and export damaged or submerged cars safely and legally, ensuring compliance with export regulations.
Keep in mind that buying submerged vehicles involves risks such as hidden damages and may require careful inspection and repairs after purchase.
Normally, at Songdo Used car Exporting Complex, the Shoring company get the $90 / 1car, if you want to load a SEMI K/D to load 1~2cars more, you have to pay $20~$30 more each car.
