Asian Way Corporation Achieves Highest Number of Unused, Low Mileage Trucks in Japan

Asian Way Corporation Achieves Number One in Japan for Unused Low Mileage Trucks

Asian Way Corporation, located in Chuo Ward, Tokyo, is proud to announce that its specialized site for unused and low mileage trucks, 'Shinko Shasenka,' has earned the distinction of having the highest number of listings in Japan, totaling 863 vehicles according to data from the Japan Marketing Research Organization (JMRO) as of March 2026.

With prolonged delays in new truck deliveries becoming a pressing issue, Shinko Shasenka provides a valuable solution for logistics, construction, and infrastructure businesses by ensuring they can secure vehicles as and when needed. The term 'Shinko Shasenka' refers explicitly to unused, low mileage trucks, characterized by various attributes that make them an attractive option for businesses in need of reliable transportation.

Importance of Securing Vehicles in Logistics

Amid the growing challenges of the logistics sector—including the 2024 labor shortage and the need to enhance transportation efficiency—businesses are increasingly acknowledging the critical importance of having access to operational vehicles. The combination of driver shortages and tightening supply chains has emphasized the need for companies to not only acquire vehicles but also to ensure they are prepared to operate them at a moment’s notice.

The pandemic has altered global supply chains and influenced manufacturing systems, leading to sustained delays in the availability of new truck models. This shift in the market has caused businesses to re-evaluate their vehicle procurement strategies, moving towards securing usable vehicles instead of simply purchasing them.

For companies operating with a limited number of trucks, unexpected breakdowns or delays in acquiring new vehicles can significantly threaten their operations. As a result, the demand for unused, low mileage trucks, which offer the advantage of quicker integration compared to new vehicles, has surged. These trucks enable businesses to minimize the risk of downtime and accelerate their operational capabilities.

Meeting Rising Demand with Swift Solutions

Acknowledging these circumstances, Shinko Shasenka has dedicated itself to aggregating vehicle data from across the country, providing tailored vehicle recommendations and accommodating inquiries about unlisted trucks. The fact that Shinko Shasenka leads the nation in listings reflects not only the volume of their inventory but also the variety of accessible options available to businesses confronting urgent needs for vehicles.

Additionally, the surge in demand for unused, low mileage trucks signifies a fundamental shift in the market preferences as businesses look for reliable solutions that enhance their operational readiness.

Future Prospects: Beyond Sales to Continuous Support

Shinko Shasenka is committed to evolving from simply facilitating vehicle sales to becoming an essential partner for businesses in ensuring uninterrupted operations. Their philosophy centers on providing customers with the vehicles they need at the moment they need them, thereby minimizing disruptions in their operations.

Moving forward, the company plans to expand its related services, such as warranties and leasing, to support the long-term use of commercial trucks and strengthen the operational frameworks for logistics and infrastructure providers.

By fostering an environment where businesses can confidently utilize their vehicles, Shinko Shasenka aims to contribute to the sustainable growth of logistic and infrastructure sectors.

CEO Commentary

Takaaki Kato, the CEO of Asian Way Corporation, emphasizes the significance of vehicles in the logistics and construction sectors, stating that they are not simply tools but vital to business continuity. With increasing challenges related to new vehicle delivery times and workforce shortages, the task of securing vehicles when needed has grown more complex.

Through the availability of unused, low mileage trucks, Asian Way Corporation endeavors to help clients achieve operational continuity without hassle. The claim of having the most listings should be seen as part of a broader commitment to provide practical solutions that address prevalent challenges in the industry. The company is dedicated to enhancing the ongoing support for used commercial vehicles beyond just sales, reinforcing their long-term usability and dependability.

Research Overview

- Instituted By: Japan Marketing Research Organization (JMRO)
- Survey Period: March 1, 2026 - April 13, 2026
- Methodology: Individual interviews with 11 major companies
- Content: Survey on the number of listings of unused and low mileage trucks
- Total Listings: 863 vehicles