Enthusiast · 2007–2010

Honda Civic — FD2/FN2 Type R

Estimated cost to land a Honda Civic FD2/FN2 Type R in the UK, registered and ready for the road — based on 21 recent results from Japanese dealer auctions, grade 3.5 or better.

Typical landed cost Estimate
Typical £13,450 Range £8,100–£16,800
Built
2007–2010
Auction results
21
Mileage bands
2
Data updated
5 October 2026

Typical figure weighted across all mileage bands. Range runs from the cheapest band’s lower quarter to the dearest band’s upper quarter.

Estimated UK landed cost

By mileage

Each row is a group of recent auction results for this generation. “Typical” is the middle result; low and high mark the cheaper and dearer quarters, so about half of recent cars landed between them.

Honda Civic — FD2/FN2 Type R: estimated UK landed cost by mileage band, rounded to the nearest £50
Mileage band Typical year Typical miles Typical grade Low Typical High Results
60k–90k miles 2009 76,000 4 £10,350 £15,700 £16,800 9
90k+ miles 2010 112,000 3.5 £8,100 £11,750 £13,450 12

Estimate Excludes our service fee. Grades are explained below. Fewer results means a less certain estimate.

Compared with UK prices

We don’t have enough comparable UK adverts for this generation to make a reliable comparison yet, so we haven’t shown one.

Worked example

What’s included in this estimate

Here is how we reach the typical figure for the most common group in recent results: a 2010 car with about 112,000 miles (90k+ miles). We work backwards from that estimate to the winning bid, then add every cost in order.

Exchange rate
£1 ≈ ¥208
Rate date
2 October 2026
Car’s age
About 16 years
Duty / VAT
0% / 20%

Exchange rates move daily. A weaker pound makes every car dearer, and the reverse.

Line-by-line estimate for a typical 2010 Honda Civic, 90k+ miles
Item Amount
Winning auction bid About ¥1,231,000, converted at £1 ≈ ¥208 £5,909
Japan-side costs Auction fees, transport to the port and export paperwork — ¥128,000 £614
Sea shipping and insurance Japan to a UK port £1,800
Customs value Car, Japan-side costs and shipping £8,323
Import duty 0% with proof of Japanese origin (10% without) £0
Import VAT 20% of the customs value plus duty £1,665
UK port handling and customs clearance Unloading, port charges and clearance £450
MOT and modifications Cars 10 or more years old need an MOT — this one is about 16 years old £450
First registration fee Paid when the car is first registered in the UK £55
Number plates and preparation UK plates, cleaning and basic checks £250
Contingency 5% of everything above £560
Estimated landed cost Rounded to the nearest £50. Lines are rounded, so they may not add up exactly. £11,750

Not included

  • Our service fee — confirmed in writing before you commit
  • Insurance, vehicle tax and fuel
  • Repairs or upgrades beyond basic preparation, unless agreed with you

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Glossary

Auction grades

Every car at a Japanese dealer auction is inspected and given an overall grade, plus a letter for the interior. Scales vary a little between auctions, so treat this as a guide. This price guide only counts cars graded 3.5 or better. A figure such as 4.25 is a middle value that falls between two grades.

The grade is a useful first filter, not the whole story — where it’s available, our export partner in Japan can also inspect the car before the auction.

6 or S
As new, usually with very low mileage.
5
Excellent — close to new condition.
4.5
Very good, with very few marks for its age and mileage.
4
Good, with light marks or wear in keeping with its age.
3.5
Fair — more visible marks, small dents or wear. May need some cosmetic work.
3 and below
Noticeable wear or damage. Not included in this guide.
R or RA
Repaired accident damage. Not included in this guide.
Interior A to E
A is excellent, E is poor.

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