Car Auction Grading System

[KingSasanka]

Most car sellers online have indicated some grading system in their advertisements.

"Auction Grade G, Grade S" etc.

I was wondering how to decipher these codes.

Can someone help me please?

Thanks in advance.

[NPP]

http://njmanura.hubpages.com/hub/Review-of-Toyota-Aqua-Prius-C

They are different trim levels as in any car.

[KingSasanka]

Sadly, no one is taking this posting seriously.

[NPP]

That's the trim level and not the Auction grade AFAIK

Google got me this

http://www.providecars.co.jp/japanese-car-auctions/auction_grading.html

[KingSasanka]

  On 7/19/2015 at 2:48 PM, NPP said:

That's the trim level and not the Auction grade AFAIK

Google got me this

http://www.providecars.co.jp/japanese-car-auctions/auction_grading.html

Thanks.

But I am more confused than I was before.

[SeanD]

It surely cannot be that hard for you to just search on google?

Here are two links that should answer all your queries:

http://b-pro.ca/jdm-auction/

http://www.pakwheels.com/forums/vehicle-documentation-registration-import-lease/240577-jdm-vehicle-auction-sheet-how-decode

[KingSasanka]

  On 7/26/2015 at 10:01 AM, SeanD said:

It surely cannot be that hard for you to just search on google?

Here are two links that should answer all your queries:

http://b-pro.ca/jdm-auction/

http://www.pakwheels.com/forums/vehicle-documentation-registration-import-lease/240577-jdm-vehicle-auction-sheet-how-decode

So what does G and or S stand for ?

None of the links given have not covered this.

As a layman, am I to assume that G stands for Good and S for Satisfactory or any other meaning or none seems to know what they really stand for?

[KingSasanka]

Thanks NPP.

This was what I was looking for.

[iRage]

  On 8/1/2015 at 8:18 AM, KingSasanka said:

So what does G and or S stand for ?

Actually S is used for a brand new car (okay they sometimes use it for demo cars with like <=1000 kms or so)