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2017 Suzuki Alto HA36

Lot TBC · Chassis HA36S

SEVS approved: SEV-000666

Starting bid

No reserve / TBC

Auction
Tuesday 3 Nov 2026 (Tomorrow)Tomorrow · Tue
Grade
Auction grade 4, Good
Mileage
129,000 km
Gearbox
Automatic

Grade 4: minor scratches or small dents a careful owner would leave; usually under about 100,000 km. How grades work

This 2017 Suzuki Alto HA36 (chassis HA36S), graded 4, with 129,000 km on the clock, in silver, with a automatic gearbox, (660cc engine), goes under the hammer at a Japanese auction house on Tuesday 3 Nov 2026 (Tomorrow). CarStrike inspects the auction sheet, translates it and bids on your behalf up to a limit you set.

Engine
660cc
Colour
Silver
Make
Suzuki
Trim
F

Auction sheet

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Original auction sheet
Auction sheet for 2017 Suzuki Alto HA36

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What a 2017 Suzuki Alto HA36 sells for in Japan

From 392 Japanese auction results for 2009–2021 models (the 2017 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
¥280,000
about $2,535 at today's rate
Typical range
¥220,000 – ¥432,000
the middle half of results
Estimated landed
about $10,135
typically $9,592 – $11,511
Sold a month in Japan
about 1,279
number 2 of the 95 models we track

Resale: the Alto holds its value a little better than average in our auction data — each older model year sells for about 7.1% less.

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.