well, ask him to keep it, perhaps finding the right buyer would come in time to own this rare beast. or just keep on maintaining it so it becomes a classic and can ask for classic car roadtax, hehe

something for my collection, notice the box

lol the wrangler, thats more 4x4 relevant. btw oly im using the bridgestone a/t 694 on the wrangler. beats the stock sime tyres anytime! hehe, 5 years warranty on tires and expected 7 years on lifespan, pretty durable tyres if you tell me. oh yeah, my dad's rexton was using the bridgestone oem tyres made in japan, pretty good quality if you tell me. then was replaced with toyo open country tyres, they were really good wet tyres and i drove them like hell on the freeway, hehe

yeah, lol, if going offroad, the jeep wrangler would be the answer. the rexton is merely an SUV, which i use to carve corners and go fast with the turbo diesel engine

2500cc, N/A , lousy engine, but lots of torque

no, thats the 4.0 v8 high output engine, same as the cherokee

lol, god no, haha, no money to pay petrol and road tax, lol

sorry cant make it today james, was playing badminton, perhaps ur free tommorow.

lol, okkkk

but james can u come, try to get everyone to come

james np, well tuesday or wednesday then, my badminton session is monday and thursday

i went offroading with james, cool guy

http://jamestanna.blogspot.com/

new replacement ride to the rexton, more power and torque

owner of the t6 has changed to new gear box, new engine parts, shaft, timing belt, suspension

next time got problem with tranny? transplant to aisin 6 speed gearbox

03/04 model, rm134k, owner promises to change all lubes

car is in tip top condition, director owner car, rarely used and always garaged, paintwork is tip top, minus dints from other car door opening. leather is good, except some peeling, no big feat

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Added on April 21, 2010, 3:25 pmowner topped up 43k in total (federal auto and outside repairs)

This post has been edited by KeV: Apr 21 2010, 03:25 PM

i have people that can recommend u a t5 if u want to. if anything, an xc90 is a worthy investment. the only suv with non collapsible roof. since the roof is made of boron, its 5 times tougher than steel! so, in case of a rollover u wont die. if u hit someone, less chances ud die too. in federal auto ipoh , i saw a previous gen s80, hit a barrier at about 180kmh and the front windscreen havent shattered plus front doors still can open. imagine what kind of safety the xc90 has. skip the korean made suv, if not, if u want new, go get a chevrolet captiva, best deal outside, just dont expect much on the resale value, but much better than mitsubishi pajero sport (tested). if not also look for a used mazda cx-9, maybe can fit ur budget

hi guys, rexton sold, replaced with volvo xc90 2.9 t6 lol

i tried the pajero sport, its pretty pathetic, less comfortablethan the rexton (truck base)

in the end, i bought a volvo xc90 preowned, haha. maybe look into chevrolet captiva

i agree with you the pajero exceed is a proper japanese 4x4. the pajero sport however is an el cheapo.
people who thinks the pajero sport is good in handling, has not tried premium or better suvs. for a 150k range 4x4
do consider the chevrolet capitiva or the hyundai santa fe, much better idea. the new diesel unit from the hyundai is more efficient and fast

however if u can afford a rm280k for a pajero 3.8 v6
u could consider a volvo xc90 d5 2.4 diesel or a mazda cx-9 3.7 v6

volvo is a better known conti than the mitsubishi and the mazda is a much beautiful car than the pajero sport.

the new mitsubishi triton 2.5 will come with more power, u should look at it