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If you like the style of the Isuzu cars or prefer the reliability of the Toyotas, consider buying Elf or Premios from these two manufacturers.  Both are great investments if you need a used car and they can also be exported from Japan right to your door for a decent amount of money, especially since you will be getting vehicles with low mileage and little wear and tear.  A Japanese used car exporter can easily set you up with one of these gems.

Isuzu has been making the Elf since the 1950s and this handy little truck is rugged and durable.  They were first sent to Chile and Peru as part of the Chevrolet brand name after years of only being sold in the Asian and Japanese markets.  It was originally manufactured by the Heavy Industries Corporation of Malaysia (HICOM) in 1958, and then Isuzu bought out the rights to manufacture the truck.  Many of the older versions of the Elf still carry the old N-Series Commando logo on their grill, the logo that Isuzu has long been associated with.  How easy were these trucks to manufacture?  Isuzu shipped them in pieces to Chile and Peru and they were assembled in seven days by thirteen factory workers.  Known as the Mitsubishi Fuso FE, the UD 1200/1300/1400 and the Bering MS and coming in two or four wheel drive, Isuzu eventually replaced the Elf with the straight Isuzu truck.

The Corona Premio, which was manufactured by Toyota between 1996 and 2001, was a spinoff of the Corona, Toyota’s second longest produced vehicle.  It was released to the world market during the same time the standard Corona model released its eleventh generation, and it came with a gasoline or diesel engine.  The Toyota Allion replaced the independently spun Corona Premio in 2001, making the Premio the last vehicle to carry the Corona name.

Both of these vehicles can be yours through a Japanese car exporter if you have no luck finding one in the United States.  All you need to do is find a reliable used car exporter - and we recommend using one based in Japan to save money on taxes and import charges - and tell them what you are looking for and the specifications your Elf or Corona Premio need to have.  They will do all of the searching for you, and when they locate the vehicle of your choice they will provide you with detailed photographs so you can make an informed decision before purchasing your used Elf or Corona Premio.

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