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How to Translate a Toyota Auction Sheet

By the Kensacheck team · Updated

Short answer: To translate a Toyota auction sheet, photograph the whole page and upload it to a tool built for Japanese auction sheets. It reads the grade, interior grade, mileage, damage-map codes and inspector's comments for any Toyota — Hiace, Land Cruiser, Corolla, Aqua, Alphard and more — and returns them in plain English.

Toyota is the most-imported Japanese brand into Australia, so Toyota auction sheets are the ones buyers most often need translated. The format is the same across models — only the details change.

What to look for on a Toyota sheet

Translate your Toyota sheet

  1. Photograph the whole sheet, comments included.
  2. Upload it to the auction sheet translator, or snap it with Scan / take a photo.
  3. Read the grade, mileage, damage and comments in English.
Verify a sheet as you translate it: upload your Toyota's sheet to the auction sheet translator — free.

Model guides: Hiace import guide, Land Cruiser import guide, Alphard vs Vellfire, Corolla Touring Hybrid import.

Why generic translation isn't enough for a Toyota

A literal translation of a Hiace sheet won't flag a "W" on a repaired panel or an R grade. The auction sheet translator is built for the format, and Kensacheck checks the chassis against the original auction record so a popular, in-demand Toyota isn't sold to you on a faked sheet.

FAQ

Can I translate a Hiace or Land Cruiser auction sheet?

Yes — the translator works for any Toyota (and any Japanese make) from a photo.

Are Toyota sheets ever faked?

Popular Toyotas are prime targets. Translate and verify against the original record before you bid.


Ready to check a car? Pull the original Japanese auction sheet and your Australian PPSR & NEVDIS check in one report — check your auction sheet.