Massive hassle to import a car to Thailand. Lots of people will help you avoid tax, but then you will be looking over your shoulder all the time waiting to get nicked and if you do they confiscate your car. Cars are dearer in Thailand and used cars are quite a lot dearer. We had to pay 370,000 baht for a 70k kilometre 2010 Jazz 1.5iVTEC 5-speed auto about this time last year. Jazz 1.5iVTECs hold their value better because they are frankly better than locally assembled Toyotas, Nissans, Mitsubishis and Fords. 20PS more powerful then UK Jazz with a 5-speed torque converter rather than a CVT. If you fancy something better, then go for a Honda HR-V 1.8iVTEC CVT-7, again not a model available in the UK with that engine.