ok i have to say something here. per person the AGONG gets an allowance from tax payers money per person of RM0.003 and per person to upkeep the palace of RM0.16 of which none should be given to the AGONG as an allowance to spend on his own. an ex-Agong gets RM0.0005 per person as a pension. the money that the sultans have are from businesses that he owns and the contacts he has acquired from having a title. Johor owns a lot of land in Singapore which counts to most of his money i guess. on paper they are only allowed to bring in 1 car tax free. however if they control a state that has a port this could easily be bypassed.

these figures are an approximation and per month. we aren't  really giving much towards their spending money considering...

so where their money originally came from la? if i every month got plenty of money masuk my pocket i also invest till mega rich d.

Yeap. Hooligans. But then I suppose that's one of those things that you have to deal with driving this kind of cars. You get good and bad attention.

I know when I was driving my dad's friend F430, while waiting at the traffic light, an indian guy actually came out from his kembara and stood infront of the my car and was urging me to race with him. He just said "idiots like these...cannot do anything".

@vinesh22: Is it a Brabus E-Class? I remember NN13 and NNxx were on white Brabus; one a coupe, one a sedan.

Used to be BMW 760 Li

nothing controversial...we all know the sultan loves his muscle cars...its just that maybe the editing of the first pic made it look photoshopped =.=....anyway...anybody seen a langkawi-registered lambo lately??

Lamborghini ‘stranded’ at KL workshop

ALOR SETAR: The Langkawi- registered Lamborghini taken out of the island beyond the 90-day limit has been located – it was “stranded” at a workshop in Kuala Lumpur.

State Customs Department director Datuk Abdul Aziz Abdul Latif said the department would impound the car within the week and take it back to the island.

“We have traced the car but do not know why it is there. The owner has yet to contact us,” he said.

It was reported that the Lamborghini was driven out of the duty-free island in November last year.

It was among the 121 cases of vehicles that had been taken out of the island and not returned since 2004.

Abdul Aziz had said the owner was traced through the National Registration Department.

He said the owner faced a fine of RM5,000 under Section 135 of the Customs Act.

so bentley and jaaaags are popular in langkawi? do they bring their cars over to kl for service? heard renault is popular there too...

This?


I thought these were Langkawi plates?

Hmmn, how long is it allowed outside of Langkawi? 90 days?

Anyways... guess what I ran into (again) last night...