Simplifying Car Exports: Asawa's Standard Terms and Your Options

Asawa's Commitment to Clarity and Convenience

At Asawa, we ensure a smooth and transparent process for your vehicle purchase. When you choose a car, it’s reserved for you for three business days. A minimum deposit of 50% is required within this period, leading to a seamless order process. Once the full payment is received, we expedite all necessary documentation directly to you via trusted couriers like DHL and FedEx.
Tailored Shipping Terms for Your Needs
• FOB (Free On Board): This cost-effective option includes the vehicle price and all expenses until it's loaded onto the ship in Japan, excluding ocean freight.
• CFR (Cost and Freight)/CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight): Opt for the total package, covering all expenses from Japan and during ocean transit. If you require insurance, we're here to assist.

Secure Payment Methods for Peace of Mind

Telegraphic/Wire Transfer: This is a method of electronic funds transfer from one person or entity to another. It's considered fast because it can be completed within a day or two. It's safe because the transfer is made through secure banking channels, and efficient due to its straightforward process. This method is often used for international transactions because it facilitates quick payment, which is crucial in time-sensitive deals like vehicle exports.

L/C (Letter of Credit):A Letter of Credit is a payment method commonly used in international trade. It provides an additional layer of security for both the buyer and seller. In this arrangement, a bank guarantees the seller's payment once certain criteria are met, like shipping or delivery proof. The L/C is particularly beneficial in international transactions where the buyer and seller might not know each other well, as it assures the seller that they will receive their payment, and the buyer is assured that they will not have to pay until they receive proof of shipment. However, it's more complex involves more paperwork than a wire transfer, and is only available in select countries due to varying banking regulations and practices.