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Thank you for visiting us at JDM of Miami.  We are located in Miami Florida.  Our goal is to provide you with quality used engines, transmissions, and parts at the best possible prices.  We specialize in high performance motors and diesel engines as well.  All our engines and transmissions are imported directly from Japan in good running condition and with low mileage.  Our Japanese technicians test each JDM of Miami engine for compression & leak down.  We will never knowingly sell you a defective item.  We pride ourselves in being honest and trustworthy.  Our eBay store items show only actual pictures of the motors for sale, not sample pictures.  You can buy with confidence knowing the engine you see is the one you will receive.  We import only high quality engines and transmissions directly from the most reliable supplier in Japan.



Why Used Engines from Japan?

Japan’s public transportation system is one of the most advanced in the world. Bullet trains, subways, and public buses criss-cross the entire country. Still, traffic is very heavy due to the size of the population. For these reasons they prefer to use public transportation while keeping their own cars in the garage. Cars are used mostly on weekends or daily to get to a train station.  The average yearly automobile mileage is approximately 5,000 miles. Additionally, Japanese citizens must have their cars inspected every two years. The clean air laws strictly regulate the inspection process, which covers almost every component of the car. Compliance with these laws can cost as much as 20% of the value of the car.  Gasoline is also much more expensive than U.S. prices, usually costing more than double.  Consumers usually trade in their used cars for new models every 5 to 6 years even though they are in good running condition and have low mileage. It is a matter of pride for them.  You rarely see cars older than this on the Japanese streets.  Cars with body damage are considered unsafe and not allowed on the streets.  Repair labor costs are very high in Japan so cars with body damage and perfectly running engines are sold at auction.



All this means that the average life of a Japanese vehicle is between 25,000 to 50,000 miles (this is only an average and is based on the average mileage of Japanese cars).  Those vehicles are disassembled and the low-mileage engines and transmissions become available for resale.