4te, when you use the suction hook, you are removing the whole cap itself? that's unbelievable simply !
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Same here, expected the gift package from Naza Kia tomorrow
4te, when you use the suction hook, you are removing the whole cap itself? that's unbelievable simply ! |
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PUTRAJAYA, Jan 8 – The mechanism for fuel pricing in Malaysia has finally been finalized and controlled under one mechanism, which also takes the high and lower income group people into consideration, according to Finance Trade Minister Tan Sri Anuar Ali. “From May 1, the fuel will be pegged at RM 3.90 per litre for RON97, while RON95 will increase to RM 3.70 per litre. However, the prices of national-made vehicles will be lowered by at least 40 percent. For example, a full-spec family sedan Proton Persona 1.6 litre engine will cost around RM 23,000.00 excluding road tax and insurance. Import tax and excise duty will be revised to only 30 percent, from the current 200 percent. Imported vehicles such as the new Toyota Camry 2.4 litre engine will cost around RM 65,000.00.” he said. The mechanics has been said to be undertaken by a team of experts from Australia and Canada who were earlier briefed on the issue of subsidy in this country, whereas after consideration by the transport minister, they have signed the constitution that the system will be made on May 1, the day it goes into effect. Under the new system, there will be a major effect on the existing consumers who have already purchased a vehicle and to those who are in the midst of repaying the loan of their vehicle to their financial institutions. Ahmad Tajuddin said the government might also re-introduce a cash return annually to Malaysians who own a 1,500 cc and below vehicle. The amount have yet to be decided but he assured that the amount will compensate the price of fuel by at least half to eligible Malaysians based on bumi quota. – SkyNet News Asia Can anyone pls feedback how true is the above? Got this from some email chains, and when I tried to search for SkyNet News Asia it requried subscription..  |
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QUOTE(Perryyip @ Jan 14 2010, 12:48 PM) Forte lovers ! choose ur colour :DDD Sleep well ! muahhahah poison ! the eyes of this Red Forte is very cun !! This post has been edited by Fortelover: Jan 14 2010, 02:37 PM |
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QUOTE(limeuu @ Jan 14 2010, 03:06 PM) fortelover, the language used in that 'article' is a dead giveaway that it is a fake.......... I certainly hope this is not true cos will start my 1st instalment next week.. in any case, it will not happen that way, due to the inpact on existing car owners.........all loans will immediately become negative, and the banks will need to recall all loans to avoid a spike in npl.........if they ever do this, it will be done gradually over several years............   Otherwise, it seems to good to be true for those planning to buy new car.. |
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