- Can you supply everything from a few trucks to a hundred?
- Yes. Many farms start with 2–5 units to prove the workflow, then scale to dozens or a full seasonal fleet. Volume orders get coordinated sourcing and better per-unit landed pricing. Tell us your target count and we'll build the plan.
- Do you only supply farms and ranches?
- Agriculture is our largest segment, but the same trucks go out to landscaping and grounds crews, construction sites, parks and municipal facilities departments, and campgrounds and resorts. Any operation that needs to haul light loads through tight spaces without running a full-size pickup all day is a fit. The configs and the process are identical.
- Which trucks work best for farms and ranches?
- Honda Acty, Suzuki Carry, Daihatsu Hijet, Subaru Sambar, and Mitsubishi Minicab are the workhorses we source most often. Popular farm configs include 4WD flatbeds for pasture work, dump beds for feed and material, and deck vans for tools and parts.
- How does fleet pricing work?
- Each unit is quoted all-in: vehicle acquisition in Japan, transport, and U.S. customs clearance. Larger orders typically see better per-unit pricing. No hidden port fees or surprise invoices after the fact.
- Can we mix 2WD, 4WD, and bed types in one order?
- Yes. Provide a wishlist by site or job (how many 4WD dumps for the north pasture, how many 2WD flatbeds for the shop) and we source to that mix. You approve each unit before purchase.
- Are kei trucks legal for farm use in my state?
- Federal customs clearance is driven by the 25-year rule. On-road titling and registration depend on your state. Some plate kei trucks for road use, others limit them to farm or off-road property. We provide title guidance and link to our state import guides so you know the rules before you buy.
- How is a fleet order different from buying one truck?
- Pacific JDM treats fleet orders as one coordinated pipeline: shared sourcing profile, volume pricing, and a dedicated contact for status across every unit. You still approve each truck individually, so you scale without losing control.