Understanding Japanese kei cars and their import into the United States

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Kei cars, pronounced "kay," are small, lightweight vehicles originating from Japan, designed for affordability and navigating compact urban environments. These cars adhere to strict size and engine displacement limits, with a maximum length of 3,400 mm and engines no larger than 660 cc, offering financial incentives like lower taxes. Kei cars can be imported into the United States under the 25-year rule, with many models available for purchase from specialized importers for under $5,000.


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