
Accident damage
Previous damage can be difficult to spot from a sales listing.
Buying a Japanese recon car? Request a review of the auction sheet before you commit. Share the chassis number, auction details and a clear copy of the sheet; Kansai Group will reply on WhatsApp with the findings available from its check.
Auction date unknown? You can still send your sheet. Verification coverage is limited to the last 5 years.
Already have the sheet photo? Send it straight to us on WhatsApp
Enter the details shown on your sheet. We will prepare a WhatsApp message; attach the full sheet photo or PDF and press Send to complete your request.
Use the annotated example below to locate the lot and chassis numbers. Tap the image to enlarge it. Auction houses may use different layouts.
↗ Tap or click to enlarge the auction sheet
Add the chassis number, lot number and your WhatsApp number. The auction date is optional.
WhatsApp opens with your details filled in. Attach a photo or PDF of the full sheet and send.
We review the submitted details against records available to us and explain the findings on WhatsApp. If a record cannot be confirmed, we will say so.
Two cars can look equally clean today — but have very different histories. Check the sheet before you commit.

Previous damage can be difficult to spot from a sales listing.

Inspection notes and grades can flag earlier repairs.

A polished exterior alone cannot confirm a vehicle's past.
Illustrative images only; these are not documented before-and-after photos of the same vehicle. Auction grades describe condition at auction, not a guarantee of present condition.
Established Japanese auction sourcing experience and a direct connection to the market.
Backed by Kansai Group Corporation's automotive trading history in Osaka.
Visit our representative office at 3 Towers, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur.
Verify a sheet even when buying from another dealer — or let Kansai help you source a vehicle directly from Japan.
It is an inspection report made at a Japanese vehicle auction, typically showing the grade, recorded mileage, vehicle condition diagram and inspector notes. It describes the vehicle at that time, not necessarily today.
A photo of an auction sheet alone does not prove it belongs to the car being sold. Checking chassis and auction details against available records can reveal inconsistencies. Always arrange an independent physical inspection too.
Our service is for buyers in Malaysia and covers Japanese auction sheets from the last 5 years. We need a readable chassis number and lot number. The auction date is optional when submitting the request.
We review available chassis, lot and auction information and report what we can or cannot confirm. A check cannot guarantee the car's current mechanical condition or detect damage that occurred after the auction. Missing records do not automatically mean a sheet is fake.
Enter the chassis number, lot number and WhatsApp contact in the form above. Add the auction date if known. Continue to WhatsApp and attach a clear photo or PDF of the entire sheet.
They are usually near the top or in the vehicle details block. Use the annotated example above to identify them; layouts vary by auction house.
Yes. You can request a check before paying for a vehicle, even if it is being sold by another dealer.
No. Requests are handled through WhatsApp for customers across Malaysia. Our KL office is at 3 Towers, Jalan Ampang.
We help buyers in Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Penang, Johor, Perak, Sabah, Sarawak and the rest of Malaysia. The check is done online through WhatsApp, and our representative office is in Kuala Lumpur.
Kansai Group Malaysia