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Used Daihatsu Vehicles
Used Daihatsu Vehicles for Sale in Yokosuka
A used Daihatsu is about the cheapest, easiest way to get around when you're stationed in Japan. These kei cars are tiny on the outside, roomy inside, and cost very little to keep. At Yoko Drive in Yokosuka, every Daihatsu is inspected and fairly priced for military personnel and expats. Browse what's in, and tell us if there's a model you'd like us to find.
The Daihatsu range we carry
Most popular Daihatsu models: Tanto, Move, Mira, Cast, and Hijet.
The Tanto and Move are the practical favourites, with tall roofs and sliding or wide-opening doors that make them surprisingly spacious for their size. The Mira and Cast keep things simple and cheap, ideal as a first car or a second runabout for the family.
- Tanto and Move for roomy, tall kei practicality
- Mira for the lowest running costs
- Cast for a bit of style in a kei package
Why a Daihatsu suits military and expat buyers
Even a budget car should be a good one, so we don't cut corners. Every Daihatsu is inspected before listing and priced fairly, with a condition report you're welcome to review or have your own mechanic check. Kei cars are cheap to tax, insure, and service. More on our approach is on the services page.
Registration, JCI and PCS shipping
We handle Japanese registration and JCI (shaken) so your Daihatsu is road-legal before you drive it away. When your orders come, our PCS assistance team can advise on next steps and help with the move.
How to buy
Browse the current inventory, shortlist what fits your budget, and get in touch. We'll confirm availability, arrange a test drive, and take care of the registration.
Frequently asked questions
Why choose a used Daihatsu kei car?
Kei cars like the Tanto and Move are among the cheapest vehicles to buy, tax, and run in Japan, while still being roomy and easy to park — ideal for base life.
Are your used Daihatsus inspected and JCI-ready?
Yes. Every Daihatsu is inspected before we list it and comes with valid JCI (shaken) or fresh JCI arranged, so it's legal from day one.
Is a kei car enough for everyday driving near base?
For commuting, errands, and getting around Yokosuka, yes. Kei cars handle daily driving easily and cost the least to keep.
