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Crossed the block on Wednesday 28 Oct 2026.

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2015 Suzuki Alto Lapin

Lot TBC · Chassis HE33S

Starting bid (result not published)

No reserve / TBC

Auction
Wednesday 28 Oct 2026
Grade
Auction grade R, Repaired
Mileage
137,000 km
Gearbox
Automatic

Grade R: the car has had accident damage repaired (a replaced or repaired panel or chassis part). How grades work

This 2015 Suzuki Alto Lapin (chassis HE33S), graded R, with 137,000 km on the clock, in brown, with a automatic gearbox, (660cc engine), crossed the block at a Japanese auction house on Wednesday 28 Oct 2026. The auction has ended. CarStrike can find a similar Alto Lapin at an upcoming auction and bid on it for you.

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Engine
660cc
Colour
Brown
Make
Suzuki
Trim
L

Import watchouts

  • Check for rust on the rear subframe and exhaust heat shields, as these areas are prone to corrosion in coastal or high-humidity regions of Japan.
  • Inspect the CVT fluid for dark discoloration or burnt smell, as neglected fluid changes can lead to premature belt wear and transmission failure.
  • Verify the condition of the rear leaf springs and bushings, which are susceptible to fatigue and cracking due to the vehicle's rear-wheel-drive load distribution.
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What a 2015 Suzuki Alto Lapin sells for in Japan

From 250 Japanese auction results for 2009–2021 models (the 2015 model year). Prices in Japan are FOB: the auction price plus the Japanese-side costs to the port. Landed estimates at ¥110.46 per A$1; past results, not a quote.

Median price in Japan
¥379,000
about $3,431 at today's rate
Typical range
¥263,000 – ¥522,000
the middle half of results
Estimated landed
about $11,031
typically $9,981 – $12,326
Sold a month in Japan
about 347
number 13 of the 95 models we track

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Lot details come from the Japanese auction house and may change before the auction. Estimates are a guide only; CarStrike confirms the full costs before you bid.