New Jersey importer only deals in the rarest and most desirable cars in the world

This New Jersey importer deals in the world’s rarest and most desirable cars.

Inbound Motorsports regularly brings in six-figure sums when it puts the cars up for auction.

The company has been around since 2016, founded by Rami Fetyani.

But despite the high-end vehicles, Inbound Motorsports gets the cars imported in for a great price.

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It seems like more and more people are getting their cars through auctions these days.

Whether it’s a Toyota Camry TRD or a Ferrari 308, cars sold on auction often go for a great price.

But when it comes to rare cars brought in from abroad, Inbound Motorsports may well be in a league of its own.

The company has been around since 2016, when Rami Fetyani set it up in New Jersey.

It all began when he bought a car for himself while browsing online auctions in Japan.

Then he purchased a few more, and it snowballed from there.

In fact, the importer has done so well over the years that Fetyani has been happy to downsize its inventory.

Robb Report reportedly claimed that its overflow warehouse had 60 cars in it a year ago – now there’s only a handful at a time.

And it’s probably down to the incredible finds that come up at auction, including this rare surprise inside a salvage auction Corvette.

“It’s much easier for me to not have to manage this much overhead,” Fetyani said.

“And just do 5, 10, 15 transactions a month where I’m selling cars directly.”

The cars listed on the importer’s website as being recently sold are a who’s who of automotive gems.

A 1988 Mitsubishi Pajero Paris-Dakar, a 1979 Saab 900 Turbo, and a 1992 Honda Beat featured among its sales.

And although the cars sell for big bucks at auction, Inbound Motorsports is able to have them shipped in for a great price.

“If I’m buying stuff from auction in Japan at [large-scale auto auction house] USS Tokyo or whatever where it’s just run-of-the-mill basic business, it’s about 1,500 bucks,” Fetyani said.

That $1,500 covers importing the car and getting it registered for driving on the US streets.

When put like that, it’s an amazing price.

To keep up with the cars being sold through Inbound Motorsports, check out their website.

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