Importando Clássicos JDM de 2001 por menos de 1.000

From luxury yachts with V12 engines to small turbocharged 4×4 monsters, we’ve prepared the definitive list of JDM legends you can legally import this year without emptying your bank account.

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1. Toyota Altezza (AS200 / RS200)

Sold in the U.S. as the Lexus IS300, the JDM Altezza version is highly sought after for its Yamaha-tuned 3S-GE “Beams” engine. It’s an extremely balanced rear-wheel-drive chassis.

Average Price: $730 – $3,000 USD

Search Site:
https://www.goo-net-exchange.com/usedcars/TOYOTA/ALTEZZA/

Listing Reference:
Altezza AS200 Z Edition 2001 for approximately $730 USD

2. Nissan Stagea (M35)

Known as the “Skyline Wagon,” the M35 generation debuted in 2001. It shares the platform and VQ engines with the Nissan Skyline V35. It’s the perfect sleeper with plenty of interior space.

Average Price: $3,160 – $3,970 USD

Search Site:
https://www.sbtjapan.com/used-cars/nissan/stagea/

Listing Reference:
Nissan Stagea M35 2001 (Mileage: 74,700 km) for $3,160 USD

3. Toyota Crown (JZS171 / JZS175)

The Crown represents the epitome of Japanese luxury. The 2001 models from the 170 series are famous for using the 1JZ-GTE engine (in the Athlete V version), although the more common and cheaper Royal Saloon versions with the 1JZ-GE or 2JZ-GE are often found below $4k.

Average Price: $3,400 – $3,800 USD

Search Site:
https://carfromjapan.com/cheap-used-toyota-crown-for-sale

Listing Reference:
Toyota Crown JZS175 2000/2001 for $3,427 USD

4. Subaru Forester S/tb-STi II (SF5)

Before the Forester became a well-behaved family SUV, the JDM S/tb-STi version delivered rally-inspired performance with upgraded suspension and the turbocharged Boxer engine from the WRX.

Average Price: $960 – $2,560 USD

Search Site:
https://www.japanesecartrade.com/used-subaru-forester-2001

Listing Reference:
Subaru Forester 2001 S/tb (Chassis SF5) for $2,560 USD

5. Toyota Verossa (GX110 / JZX110)

One of Toyota’s most exotic designs, the Verossa is a sporty sedan that replaced the Chaser and Cresta. It’s an excellent drift platform and very rare in the U.S.

Average Price: $2,200 – $3,600 USD

Search Site:
https://www.tc-v.com/used_car/toyota/verossa/

Listing Reference:
Toyota Verossa 2001 (2.0L engine) for $2,200 USD

6. Honda Fit (GD1 – First Generation)

The original Fit launched in Japan in 2001. While it may look ordinary, the first-generation JDM version developed a cult following thanks to its space-efficient engineering (Magic Seats) and extreme fuel efficiency.

Average Price: $1,010 – $1,780 USD

Search Site:
https://www.beforward.jp/stocklist/make=2/model=310/fob_price_to=4000

Listing Reference:
Honda Fit 2001 GD1 (Pearl Color) for $1,010 USD

7. Nissan Cima (F50)

A luxury VIP-style sedan powered by a V8 engine (VK45DD). In 2001, the F50 generation introduced the iconic “Gatling gun” style headlights. It’s an imposing alternative to the Mercedes-Benz S-Class.

Average Price: $2,500 – $4,000 USD

Search Site:
https://www.afriditrading.com/

Fun Fact:
Listed as one of the most anticipated import models for 2026 due to its elegance.

8. Mitsubishi Pajero Mini (H58A)

Esses Kei cars are miniature SUVs with real 4WD systems e 660cc turbo engines. They’ve become extremely popular on TikTok and Instagram thanks to their “cute but tough” look.

Average Price: $1,300 – $1,850 USD

Search Site:
Auto CJ – Mitsubishi Pajero Mini

Listing Reference:
Mitsubishi Pajero Mini 2002 (legal in 2027, but 2001 versions available) for $1,300 USD.

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