Maybe u could try Ambank, they are more lenient

Try small small bank like Affin bank, Alliance bank,Hong Leong as well.

Nazakia has stated on the booking form the deposit is not refundable but it is up to their consideration.

i.e. if the reason of the booking cancellation is because of Nazakia problems/late of delivery, bank loan not approve or any other reasons..the customer should get their deposit back..dun talk to SA only, talk directly to Branch Manager.

If customer cancels their booking because of own reasons..dun want to buy after booked, loan approved but dun wan (eg interest rate bad), loan approved but wan to try another bank etc..it s a bit hard to get refund..

in anyhow, as suggested before..in any case anyhow, complain to Tribunal Pengguna and normally customer will get back the deposit, maybe a bit late..a lengthy processes

My 2 cents ;P

Honestly speaking the Koup bumper looks too fierce for the sedan. I prefer the original sedan version which looks more sleek, although if I were driving the Koup I would want the ganas look.

Tail lamps... don't even bother... it's totally different; in fact the Koup and sedan only shares the bonnet and the other parts are pretty much different.

I'll say it's more of a cost saving measure, which like the absence of the auto-up window function, should not be excluded.
But since I'm always in the driver seat, I couldn't care less.

Erm..i got an info, Koup might probably will not ever being brought in by Nazakia..because of it s low marketability..

2 doors, 2.4 L, > rm100k price tag..it is sport car for few people oni..not common/people car..not so profitable for Naza..Naza ni mmg cekik darah if talking bout profit..

haih..seems that we need to source our parts from SG

I have this problem, steering is so heavy only 90km. now i like light steering.

there is no such thing of not refundable . pls email ur complaint to hotline@mmail.com.my

see wat they reply . probably they will refund u the money

http://www.mmail.com.my/category/channel/h...hotline-stories

Hi Danny, you mean you having the same issue with me? yours is Forte 2.0?

The 2.4L Koup (and Forte sedan) is for the North American market.

If Naza decides to bring in the Koup it's likely to be the 1.6 and 2.0.

can i ask, those electronic features in forte can sustain under our dead hot weather, like parking outside those parking lots under the sun 24/7?

Yeap, 2.0L. i hate the steering heavy.

Forget Alliance bank plz...
they dun serve naza cars........

my car loan is from alliance. 3% for 5 yrs.

Hmm, which car you all drove previously?

How come you find the steering heavy?

During the car is stopped can you easily turn the steering wheel with 2 fingers? or 1 hand?

Steering wheel is supposed to get heavier with higher speed. It's very dangerous for the steering to be light during high speed.

On another note, looked at my car just now, the front driver and passenger seat window button all got light. Only rear is without lights

try other bank.. i applied a few banks ony can get.. and try talk to ur SA . he or she will help u out i tink

I have a friend who wants to sell his Forte 1.6 CBU. He has tinted the car and also done something on the coating for easy maintaining. Reason for him wanting to sell the car is he is migrating.

Any idea what's the reasonable price to offer? I am kind a interested to buy.

Thanks

too heavy for my preference.

To each it's own bro

Thank you to all the dudes for the answer here...but the installment for my property is killing me, that why my loan definitely cannot approved...commitment too high...ZZZZzz...actually i booked dec last year for 2.0 ...but the car delivery drag until April ~ May this year, then my plan changes but I proceed to get the loan for my car also nontheless...

This post has been edited by valkjr: Jul 23 2010, 01:06 AM

Bro bmkia, i can understand your frustrations. Though not as bad as you, I have had almost similar feeling in my dealing with the company's Careline / CMD. Still, I think it is better to lodge any complaint there first, at least give them a chance to resolve it, despite their unmindful attitude, before (and be prepared in) going to The Consumer Tribunal.

But the worst experience I have with the company is their blatant denial and/or distortion at their management levels (such as sales manager) on sales promises made. The dishonor practice reflects little if any due respect to basic consumer rights. Perhaps this is not uncommon in Malaysia, but certainly a disgrace.

As a bro once put it, "the car is good, but company lousy." (as he sold me the k-emblems...)

The bitter lesson is: as or before you make booking and d/payment, insist that all sales promises are clearly documented, signed, and chopped.

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Added on July 23, 2010, 2:12 amNoted, and thank you for sharing your professional knowledge, bro izputra.


This post has been edited by orang2: Jul 23 2010, 02:12 AM