In this regard, IBC Japan would like to inform you that for units confirmed starting October 10, additional charges will be added for CIF pricing to cover JEVIC inspection. For your peace of mind and convenience, IBC Japan will arrange for your purchased vehicles to be JEVIC inspected in our yard before shipment to Uganda. Certified JEVIC inspectors will conduct a thorough inspection on vehicles bound for Uganda, and an official JEVIC certificate will be issued for every vehicle that passes the inspection.
However, for units confirmed before October 10 and booked for shipment before November 1, JEVIC Inspection is not yet required and additional fees are therefore waived.
Please do not hesitate to contact us for more details on how this new regulation may affect you.
For more information about this recent development, please visit the JEVIC website at www.jevic.com.
2 comments:
Due to inflation, recession and unemployment the prices of cars have increased a lot. I mean it has become difficult to buy a new cars for sale.
I would also like to tell people who are interested in buying used cars for sale from owner to check all the important factors like Body Style, Mileage, Exterior Color,Interior Color,Color Description, Engine Transmission, Drive Type, Fuel Type, Doors, Stock No., VIN, Trim Level & Installed Features
Because cars for sale by owner might have some important part of cars missing.
Cheers,
Jack Goldberg
I would like to thank to bentoi for this useful post about RWI Inspection for Uganda-Bound Used Vehicles. Well myself Jack Goldberg working as a dealer of second hand cars & used cars for sale. I would love to be a subscriber of this blog. I also have bookmarked this post :D
Regards,
Cars For Sale
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