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Used Mitsubishi Delica D5 for Export from Japan
The cult-favorite 4WD diesel minivan. Raised stance, off-road capable yet family-friendly. Russian Far East buyers consume large volumes; increasingly popular in rural Australia (where allowed) and New Zealand. Unlike most minivans, Delica D5 actually goes off-road.
Typical FOB range: $9,000–$18,000
Key facts
- 4WD; 2.2L diesel (4N14) or 2.4L gasoline (4B12)
- Best for: cold/off-road, family overland, expedition camper conversion
- Diesel emissions kit modifications common in Japan, may be problematic for some destinations
What to check at auction
4WD system health is the main concern; transfer case noise is a deal-breaker. Diesel particulate filter (DPF) condition for diesel models. Aftermarket exhaust modifications common — verify destination compliance.
Top destinations for this model
Sample CIF (RoRo, FOB 13,000)
Russia
Vladivostok
$13,945
≈ CIF (RoRo)
Kenya
Mombasa
$14,245
≈ CIF (RoRo)
United States
Long Beach (USA)
$14,695
≈ CIF (RoRo)
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