Has Mike Dahmus *plonked* you, RICHARD.RAINBOW@REEDELSEVIER.COM
(Richard) ?

Knowing where you are would be of help.  If you're in Europe or
Austrailia, the answer would be obviously different than if you were
in South America.

I think Paul, since your email address didn't contain any ".co.uk" or
".gb" tags, assumed you were in the US.  Clarifying that
miscommunication would be helpful.

Now, if you're in Great Britain, are you looking for an importer from
the States (left hand drive), or are you looking for a Roadster from
Japan (right hand drive)?  If it's an RHD Roadster you're looking for,
some of the folks here might be able to give you a little general
advice (presumably, it'd be the same as trying to get an RHD car here
in the US), but that'd be all it would be: general advice.

Unless there are actually Brits on here who've gotten JDM cars and
could give you more solid information, that might be the best you can
get.

--
Samuel Fang
LEAVEsfangOUT@vt.edu

"Slower cars are friends, not food."
 - Finding Nismo

Warranty, meeting specs for your country so that you can register it, & any
other area-specific paperwork involved.
I assume since it's already there that it was imported legaly & therefore
has passed through customs.
HTH,
~ Paul
aka "Tha Driver"

Giggle Cream - it makes dessert *funny*!

When i was stationed overseas people used to buy german cars that were
called gray market because they didn't meet our standards, there are
companies that bring the car into line with US safety and EPA standards You
might be able to order from factory like people did with Saabs they could go
and actually see their car being built,