quite surprising when i asked about VW Passat CKD model the price quoted is 142k++ not much of saving

Honda did publish their MM2H price openly. not sure if this price is same as REP?

i see. i am still undecided on what car to get yet and next year there will be a lot of new models i hope

do they give year end discount for REP as well? Since the car needs to be ordered instead of year end model?

I am waiting for new Honda Accord or CRV 2013 model coz i dont think they are giving discount for REP.

If that is so then, i might consider it!

mind PM me the dealer you asked? Thanks

yup, BMW and Merc does have some CKD models.

but budget doesnt permit

yes, after taking in account of service and maintenance cost (for BMW, Merc and Volvo) you will end up spend more than you intended to for a car.

I asked Nissan they said 3 months wait as well

i see. i was looking at D segment cars.

Os far i have looked on Honda Accord, Nissan Teana and VW Passat.

Sadly there is no much choice.

I wish I have the ability to get a BMW or even merc but its way out of my league. The maintenance cost is enough to make my pocket burn.

Guess only Japanese car then

I don't mind Passat coz I am trying to stay low profile but my parents prefer Japanese cars for the convenience of service and maintenance. (Yes I am buying a car for my parents)

now the only problem is to convince my parents to get the more expensive passat

If i were to have more money i wouldve gone for it. too bad I am not in a financial state to get 2 cars.

For those looking for SUV or crossover, can consider the recently CKDed Subaru XV. the price is about 40k lower than the retail price.

I don't mind waiting as my wallet is not ready for this yet. Haha. Slowly looking around and get the best deal.

Will post more info for the deals I found here hopefully will be helpful for others albeit the info might be a bit outdated.

Care to share how much you bought your Mazda 3 so that we can compile the price for future reference?

hmmmm. if only the mazda 3 with skyactiv come to Malaysia... i will consider that

I am actually looking forward for cx5 ckd model with skyactiv engine. It's in my list together with subaru xv and crv 2013. Not really fancy crv but cx5 is quite desirable. I think cx5 is larger than subaru xv since its an SUV while xv is a crossover

Went to a couple of showroom to get more details on REP tax free prices.

VW: Passat price is 142,245.45 (146,814.65 with insurance)
Hyundai: the sales girl never heard of REP/MM2H
Peugeot: Only 6k off on all their CKD models. Reason being all their models are already sold at price without tax.

kinda disappointed with Peugeot offerings.

This post has been edited by chizzu: Jan 22 2013, 07:30 PM

Nissan Teana OTR (with insurance)
2.0 comfort 102,053.08 (105,834.78)
2.0 Luxury 106,049.08 (109,834.78)

2.5 V6 126,085.04 (131,016.34)

I am sorry the title might be a bit misleading but if you refer to the first post, this thread is discussing about the tax free incentive for buting CKD cars under the Returning Expoerts Programme.


I dont buy the salesman's talk but i am too lazy to ask around another peugeot showroom.

Went to Mazda HQ at Glenmarie last weekend to enquite about CX-5. Tentatively the launching of the CKD version will be around June earliest. And they told me that it will knock down 10k from existing price for CKD version but from what i heard from them, there would be only 10k+ tax free exemption for CX-5 which brings down the price to around 135-140k price range.

Sigh, with that price i might as well go for Passat