Kā Atta (カー あった) is Japanese for “found the car!”. It's what you'll say when we send you the one.
Describe the exact JDM or roadster you want, down to the variant, colour and “no rust”. Once we open, we hunt dealers, importers and auctions for you and send every match with an honest verdict.
Free during early access.
How a hunt will look once we open
Atta! 1 match
How a hunt works
Tell us the car the way you'd tell a friend: generation, variant, colour, condition, budget, and how far you'll travel.
Kā Atta will watch specialist dealers, JDM importers, auctions and sellers who list with us, and score every new car against your brief.
When a car fits, you'll get it as a Kā Atta card: the facts, what matches, what to check and what to ask the seller.
Example match
An example of how matches will be presented. Not a real listing, and the score is for illustration.
Example
Lyon, France · €14,900
Why Kā Atta exists
Months of refreshing Leboncoin and Marketplace every evening. The same wrong cars, again and again, and the right one gone an hour before you saw it.
Kā Atta will do the refreshing for you. We'll only show cars from sources that agreed to share them, and tell you plainly what we think of each one.
Early access
Join the early-access list and tell us the car you want. The most-wanted cars get hunted first.
FAQ
カー (kā) is the Japanese word for car, and あった (atta) is what you shout when you finally find something. Together: “found the car!”.
Yes, during early access. Later there may be a paid plan with extra features. The basic hunt will stay free.
JDM cars and roadsters first: MX-5 / Miata of every generation and special edition, S2000, MR2, GT86 and BRZ, Civic Type R, Skyline, Supra and more. Tell us what you want and we'll add it.
From specialist dealers, JDM importers and auction sites that agree to share their stock with us, and from sellers who list directly on Kā Atta. We're signing up the first partners now. We don't copy listings from other sites.
France first, then the rest of Europe. If you're ready to import from further away, say so in your brief.
From the listing's facts and photos, compared with what you asked for and the known weak points of that model. It's advice to help you decide, not an inspection, so always see the car before you pay.