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Goo-net Data Parser & API

Goo-net is one of Japan’s leading used-car portals — about 24 million visits per month and ~500K listings, run by PROTO Corporation — and Carapis extracts its listing data, including auction-sheet condition grades and export pricing, through one REST API. Its English-language Goo-net Exchange is the key gateway for the global Japanese-used-car export trade, and Carapis serves both without you building a scraper.

Available now. Goo-net is in the live feed — pull it from /apix/api/vehicles/ with your API key.

CountryJapan
TypePortal
OwnerPROTO Corporation
Vehicle typesused, new, dealer, export
Monthly visits~24M/mo (Dec 2024, .com)
Active listings~500K
API accessPartial / limited API
Parse priority★★★★★
Official sitewww.goo-net.com

What is Goo-net?

Goo-net (グーネット, goo-net.com) is a major Japanese used-car portal operated by PROTO Corporation, carrying roughly 500K listings and ~24M monthly visits (Dec 2024). It is best known for Goo-net Exchange, its English-language export gateway, which republishes Japanese dealer inventory — often with auction-sheet-derived condition grades and FOB export pricing — for buyers worldwide. That makes Goo-net unusually important for the cross-border use case among Japanese portals.

Market Position

Goo-net is the #2 Japanese vehicles portal by traffic (~24M/mo, Dec 2024), behind Carsensor (~35.8M/mo). Its strategic edge is the export channel: Goo-net Exchange is one of the primary English gateways through which Japanese used cars reach Africa, Asia and beyond. Unlike a purely domestic portal, it surfaces export-oriented fields — condition grades and FOB pricing — making it a cornerstone source for the global Japanese-used-car trade.

What the API returns

Response schema

Indicative — this is the shape, not a guarantee. Every source returns the same structure, so what you build against does not change when you add one. Which fields carry a value depends on the source and on the individual listing: a site that does not publish mileage returns null there, and Goo-net is no exception.

List — GET /apix/api/vehicles/ — returns 30 fields per vehicle:

  • idstring
  • source_codestring
  • brand_namestring
  • brand_slugstring
  • model_namestring
  • model_slugstring
  • trimstring
  • yearinteger
  • price_usdinteger
  • mileageinteger
  • fuel_typeFuelTypeEnum
  • transmissionTransmissionEnum
  • body_typeBodyTypeEnum
  • colorColorEnum
  • seller_typeSellerTypeEnum
  • regionstring
  • source_locationobject
  • has_accidentboolean
  • is_new_vehicleboolean
  • is_verifiedboolean
  • statusVehicleStatusEnum
  • is_availableboolean
  • first_seen_atstring
  • last_seen_atstring
  • thumbVehiclePhoto
  • photosarray
  • photos_countinteger
  • has_valuationboolean
  • has_llm_analysisboolean
  • analysisobject

Detail — GET /apix/api/vehicles/{id}/ — adds 23 more:

  • generationstring
  • price_originalstring
  • price_original_currencystring
  • original_msrpstring
  • engine_ccinteger
  • seat_countinteger
  • drive_typeDriveTypeEnum
  • has_simple_repairboolean
  • has_recallboolean
  • recall_fulfilledboolean
  • warranty_typestring
  • inspection_passedboolean
  • owner_countinteger
  • is_undervaluedboolean
  • valuation_scorenumber
  • featuresarray
  • descriptionstring
  • listing_urlstring
  • listing_idstring
  • vinstring
  • vehicle_nostring
  • availability_checked_atstring
  • status_changed_atstring

Abbreviated example:

{
  "id": "0193f2c1-...",
  "source_code": "encar",
  "brand_name": "BMW",
  "model_name": "320i",
  "trim": "M Sport",
  "year": 2021,
  "price_usd": 28400,
  "price_original": "38900000",
  "price_original_currency": "KRW",
  "mileage": 45000,
  "fuel_type": "gasoline",
  "transmission": "automatic",
  "has_accident": false,
  "listing_url": "https://...",
  "photos": [{ "url": "https://cdn.carapis.com/..." }],
  "first_seen_at": "2026-09-28T11:04:22Z",
  "is_available": true
}

Which sources you can actually query is answered by GET /apix/api/sources/ with your API key — it is the list your account can pull today, and it is the one to trust over any page on this site.

Goo-net’s standout is its export layer: auction-sheet condition grades plus FOB pricing on Goo-net Exchange give import buyers structured, normalizable condition and landed-cost data that domestic-only portals lack.

API Quick Start

import requests resp = requests.get( "https://api.carapis.com/v2/listings", params={"source": "goo-net", "limit": 20}, headers={"Authorization": f"Bearer {API_KEY}"}, ) for car in resp.json()["results"]: print(car["make"], car["model"], car["year"], car["price"])

Get an API key at my.carapis.com  and see the full API reference. Pricing is on the pricing page .

Use Cases

  • Import / export — Goo-net Exchange’s FOB pricing and condition grades are built for cross-border buyers. See import & export.
  • Pricing intelligence — combine domestic and export pricing for full landed-cost models for dealers.
  • Market research — track Japanese export inventory flows and condition-grade distributions. See market research.

Frequently asked questions