Hi All,
In dilemma of choicing my purchase to be.
I'm going for a 2000cc car & to choose between Teana, Camry or Altis?
Camry 2012 should I wait?
2.0l Car, Teana vs Camry vs Altis, which one a better choice?
2.0l Car, Teana vs Camry vs Altis, which one a better choice?
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Oct 23 2011, 09:03 PM, updated 15y ago
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Hi All,
In dilemma of choicing my purchase to be. I'm going for a 2000cc car & to choose between Teana, Camry or Altis? Camry 2012 should I wait? |
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Oct 23 2011, 09:07 PM
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You should wait for the new Camry, better improvement compare to current one according to the Toyota CEO previously.
You should not compare Camry with Altis, they are different segment vehicle. This post has been edited by oec88: Oct 23 2011, 09:07 PM |
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Oct 23 2011, 09:08 PM
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wait n check out 2L camry lor.. if it's too same (like kosong feature, 4speed auto etc) as the 2011 camry then can consider others..
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Oct 23 2011, 09:47 PM
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If space isn't your main priority, the Altis is the best choice among those 3.
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Oct 23 2011, 10:40 PM
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Oct 23 2011, 10:46 PM
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Actually Korean car do not jump into my though mainly because of the low resell value & high maintenance too.
Accord, my friend told me the wind noise & engine noise very bad. This is why I zoomed down to Teana, Camry & Altis. For Teana, not sure the FC is ok or not? The tank capacity is 70litres & I guess such huge tank must be there for a reason. Anyone know whether Teana FC is good & the power okay to move a 1.8tonnes vehicle with 2.0l engine capacity? Actually I like Camry but to buy now doesn't seems worth since the new model is coming. But not sure whether worth the wait. Added on October 23, 2011, 10:46 pm QUOTE(ar188 @ Oct 23 2011, 09:08 PM) wait n check out 2L camry lor.. if it's too same (like kosong feature, 4speed auto etc) as the 2011 camry then can consider others.. Any reason why you said so?This post has been edited by alvincch: Oct 23 2011, 10:46 PM |
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QUOTE(alvincch @ Oct 23 2011, 10:46 PM) Anyone know whether Teana FC is good & the power okay to move a 1.8tonnes vehicle with 2.0l engine capacity? this one simply goreng izzit? since when teana is 1.8tonnes?u want to know more about the teana FC go read the teana thread.. RM0.20/km, range 550 (city) to 700 hwy.. Added on October 23, 2011, 10:58 pm QUOTE(alvincch @ Oct 23 2011, 10:46 PM) cos without knowing what the MY specs/price are on the 2012 camry, how to make conclusion now? of coz have to wait for it to launch lor..This post has been edited by ar188: Oct 23 2011, 10:58 PM |
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Oct 23 2011, 11:01 PM
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QUOTE(alaskanbunny @ Oct 23 2011, 10:40 PM) better engine and gearbox packagebetter kitted (leather seats & wheel, etc) better seats (more supportive, more comfortable and powered) better safety features (comes together with VSC and TC) This post has been edited by V12Kompressor: Oct 23 2011, 11:01 PM |
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QUOTE(V12Kompressor @ Oct 23 2011, 11:01 PM) better engine and gearbox package nah.. no way the altis is better than my teana, checked it out before i got the teana.. it;s nice for B+C segment level, but not really close to teana/camry/akod class..better kitted (leather seats & wheel, etc) better seats (more supportive, more comfortable and powered) better safety features (comes together with VSC and TC) |
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Oct 23 2011, 11:04 PM
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QUOTE(V12Kompressor @ Oct 23 2011, 11:01 PM) better engine and gearbox package 2.0 got VSC & TC meh?better kitted (leather seats & wheel, etc) better seats (more supportive, more comfortable and powered) better safety features (comes together with VSC and TC) Added on October 23, 2011, 11:06 pm QUOTE(ar188 @ Oct 23 2011, 10:57 PM) this one simply goreng izzit? since when teana is 1.8tonnes? This post has been edited by alvincch: Oct 23 2011, 11:06 PMu want to know more about the teana FC go read the teana thread.. RM0.20/km, range 550 (city) to 700 hwy.. oh not 1.8tonnes kah? sorry, mayb saw wrongly. 550 per tank kah? 70litres wo.... btw, got teana thread? can send me the link? Added on October 23, 2011, 10:58 pm cos without knowing what the MY specs/price are on the 2012 camry, how to make conclusion now? of coz have to wait for it to launch lor.. |
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Oct 23 2011, 11:10 PM
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QUOTE(ar188 @ Oct 23 2011, 11:04 PM) nah.. no way the altis is better than my teana, checked it out before i got the teana.. it;s nice for B+C segment level, but not really close to teana/camry/akod class.. meh, most of the comparison points is I am comparing it with the Camry since everybody is so busy with the Camry. I never view or sit before Teana 2.0, so cant comment much. Furthermore, I only like the 2.5 because of the magnificent engine. Sorry if I am a bit bias against the Teana in this case. XD QUOTE(alvincch @ Oct 23 2011, 11:04 PM) 2.0 Altis, yes2.0 Camry, no. |
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Oct 23 2011, 11:21 PM
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why even bother buying the outgoing 2011 camry? got 20k discount ar?
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Oct 24 2011, 12:23 AM
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i think u should test drive the teana and sonata...both are really good car, no harm go test drive, camry dont bother cuz new model coming real soon
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Oct 24 2011, 03:21 PM
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if you're in the market, why not consider other new players in the D-segment, like Ford Mondeo, or Peugeot 508..?
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buy a proton inspira. if you dont support national car pride and joy who gonna support ?
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Oct 24 2011, 04:10 PM
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QUOTE(alvincch @ Oct 23 2011, 09:03 PM) Hi All, teana 2.0 is using slyphy engine. if teana better get the 2.5v6In dilemma of choicing my purchase to be. I'm going for a 2000cc car & to choose between Teana, Camry or Altis? Camry 2012 should I wait? altis 2.0 is quite pricey and the interior isn't spacious. if u afraid to buy the camry now due to the incoming launch on next year, u can consider buying 2nd camry 2009-2010. if lets say the newly launch camry 2012 is impressive u still can sell off your current camry 2009/2010 and topup abit to get the camry 2012. |
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Oct 24 2011, 04:11 PM
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wait for 2012 Camry
like how i'm waiting for 2012 Civic |
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Oct 24 2011, 04:17 PM
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QUOTE(huaren1978 @ Oct 24 2011, 03:21 PM) if you're in the market, why not consider other new players in the D-segment, like Ford Mondeo, or Peugeot 508..? TS is worried about resale value and high service (parts) cost. If both aren't an issue, the Mondeo really is a very good car, looks fantastic (really need to see it in the flesh to appreciate the looks), and has one of the best engines in it's class.the current camry on the other hand is non of those things, plus it's such a vomit bucket at the back seats for long journeys This post has been edited by stormlcc: Oct 24 2011, 04:19 PM |
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QUOTE(huaren1978 @ Oct 24 2011, 03:21 PM) if you're in the market, why not consider other new players in the D-segment, like Ford Mondeo, or Peugeot 508..? totally agree with you mate. out of your 3 choices - you should also consider the ford mondeo and 508 AND VW jetta - all within the same price range.me ? if i had the $$$$ i will buy the new VW passat - great engine ( same as audi A4 and great interior - very spacious and legendary german engineering) but i dun have the $$$ so i will choose the VW jetta - much more spacious and better handling than all 3 japanese cars you have listed. BUT - if you really must buy a japanese car, then get the teana - best bang for buck and great v6 engine! camry and accord ? - yawn.... |
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Oct 24 2011, 05:34 PM
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balik2 camry.. balik2 accord.. sikit2 toyota.. sikit2 honda.. boring laa..
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Oct 24 2011, 05:44 PM
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proton inspira > camry,accord,mazda6,teana,sonata,forte,mondeo,passat,kizashi
buy msian cars. its the lowest tax duty among all with many service centers. |
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Oct 24 2011, 06:05 PM
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QUOTE(V12Kompressor @ Oct 23 2011, 11:10 PM) meh, most of the comparison points is I am comparing it with the Camry since everybody is so busy with the Camry. what so magnificent with the VQ25 engine?I never view or sit before Teana 2.0, so cant comment much. Furthermore, I only like the 2.5 because of the magnificent engine. Sorry if I am a bit bias against the Teana in this case. XD 2.0 Altis, yes 2.0 Camry, no. |
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Oct 24 2011, 06:06 PM
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Oct 24 2011, 06:26 PM
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Dear Bros,
I only hve budget for 2.0l Teana if the choose so hapened to be Nissan. But 2.0 can bo? |
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Oct 24 2011, 06:30 PM
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Oct 24 2011, 06:58 PM
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go test drive VW cars, u won't look back on those japs again
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Oct 24 2011, 07:20 PM
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QUOTE(imperialrealcs @ Oct 24 2011, 06:05 PM) ar188 answered that for me. lol QUOTE(alvincch @ Oct 24 2011, 06:26 PM) It is your choice. There is no bad car or good car. Buy the car which fits your criteria and purpose. |
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Oct 24 2011, 07:50 PM
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QUOTE(ar188 @ Oct 24 2011, 06:06 PM) smooth kua.. used to have the A33 with VQ20.. very smooth.. but then my rotary also very smooth and only got 3 moving parts inside.. ex-owner of VQ30DE here. u have no idea how much i've spent to keep this engine alive until it fail on me oil leaking, ignition problem, plug cable pecah at least 4 pcs, overheated and finally burned for good. maddriver can attest on all these lol. total spend on engine maintenance alone exceed 5k in the duration of 2 years of ownership. yea i do understand the car was old (2002 production) and the previous owner did not maintain the car properly (water was already rusty when i got my car. didnt know it coz 2nd hand dealer pour new coolant to cover until i did first service).. However the good thing is that most of the part i replaced was all original and no third party nor new parts spotted. which means im unlucky owner since the first owner get to enjoy the engine naisly while i have to maintain the engine to enjoy it as well LOL |
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QUOTE(imperialrealcs @ Oct 24 2011, 07:50 PM) ex-owner of VQ30DE here. u have no idea how much i've spent to keep this engine alive until it fail on me if the engine already injured internally, hard to blame it as unreliable lor..oil leaking, ignition problem, plug cable pecah at least 4 pcs, overheated and finally burned for good. maddriver can attest on all these lol. total spend on engine maintenance alone exceed 5k in the duration of 2 years of ownership. yea i do understand the car was old (2002 production) and the previous owner did not maintain the car properly (water was already rusty when i got my car. didnt know it coz 2nd hand dealer pour new coolant to cover until i did first service).. However the good thing is that most of the part i replaced was all original and no third party nor new parts spotted. which means im unlucky owner since the first owner get to enjoy the engine naisly while i have to maintain the engine to enjoy it as well LOL but one thing i kennot tahan the VQ engine really drinks.. my 2L seifeilo could only do 400km full tank 8km/L lol.. |
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QUOTE(ar188 @ Oct 24 2011, 08:20 PM) if the engine already injured internally, hard to blame it as unreliable lor.. what cause the "injured internally" i think is the part used?but one thing i kennot tahan the VQ engine really drinks.. my 2L seifeilo could only do 400km full tank 8km/L lol.. there was once i had to replace the head gasket coz my newly replaced spark plug got oil stain and tan chong said got leak so ask me to change. then i have to change to another new plugs (plat, rm45 each in tc).. and it got 2 heads alamak. yea, the fuel consumption also crazy giler. full tank 110 can last 380km max. that translate to about 6.3km/l then the roadtax also giler high RM2100 but the power not very satisfying coz its just a conventional V6 without valve timing. not so refined. im surprised this engine got award few years in a row in its golden days. actually that is what motivate me into getting the VQ engine lol |
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QUOTE(imperialrealcs @ Oct 24 2011, 08:48 PM) what cause the "injured internally" i think is the part used? the newer VQ dem chun ler.. especially with Xtronic.there was once i had to replace the head gasket coz my newly replaced spark plug got oil stain and tan chong said got leak so ask me to change. then i have to change to another new plugs (plat, rm45 each in tc).. and it got 2 heads alamak. yea, the fuel consumption also crazy giler. full tank 110 can last 380km max. that translate to about 6.3km/l then the roadtax also giler high RM2100 but the power not very satisfying coz its just a conventional V6 without valve timing. not so refined. im surprised this engine got award few years in a row in its golden days. actually that is what motivate me into getting the VQ engine lol dat day i tested the 370GT lagi chun.. with the 37HR engine inside.. |
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QUOTE(ar188 @ Oct 24 2011, 08:56 PM) the newer VQ dem chun ler.. especially with Xtronic. new VQ in passenger car got what improvement ah? dat day i tested the 370GT lagi chun.. with the 37HR engine inside.. still no vvt lol. i guess the fuel consumption equally bad with old CQ. maybe better abit coz xtronic gearbox.. Added on October 24, 2011, 9:39 pmim waiting for teana xtronic gearbox so that i can transplant to my car! lol This post has been edited by imperialrealcs: Oct 24 2011, 09:39 PM |
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QUOTE(imperialrealcs @ Oct 24 2011, 09:39 PM) new VQ in passenger car got what improvement ah? i think improvement is when mated to the xtronic.. for passenger car and even the new elgrand which i tested few mths back.still no vvt lol. i guess the fuel consumption equally bad with old CQ. maybe better abit coz xtronic gearbox.. Added on October 24, 2011, 9:39 pmim waiting for teana xtronic gearbox so that i can transplant to my car! lol |
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Oct 24 2011, 10:02 PM
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then its not the VQ engine improved, its the whole powertrain upgrade.
the engine basically still the bloody same throughout the years. well maybe some ecu program updates and some mini improvement |
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If it is Teana 2.5, I will definitely take it. I own a Teana 2.5 which I've bought few weeks ago. I came here to ask for opinion too. And I didn't regret to choose it. The engine is smooth and there is no sound in the cabin plus the comfort of the car makes me forgetting Camry or Accord. It is a comfort-wise vehicle and you can't expect getting more power from it. But if you tune it, the car would be nice. I tried Honda Accord and Camry before buying the car and found that Accord is noisy, the rattle noise and Camry is boring, you would always forget where you parked the Camry in a car park.
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QUOTE(TamaUser @ Oct 24 2011, 10:07 PM) If it is Teana 2.5, I will definitely take it. I own a Teana 2.5 which I've bought few weeks ago. I came here to ask for opinion too. And I didn't regret to choose it. The engine is smooth and there is no sound in the cabin plus the comfort of the car makes me forgetting Camry or Accord. It is a comfort-wise vehicle and you can't expect getting more power from it. But if you tune it, the car would be nice. I tried Honda Accord and Camry before buying the car and found that Accord is noisy, the rattle noise and Camry is boring, you would always forget where you parked the Camry in a car park. What is the averag FC on city drive for ur 2.5l? |
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QUOTE(TamaUser @ Oct 24 2011, 10:07 PM) If it is Teana 2.5, I will definitely take it. I own a Teana 2.5 which I've bought few weeks ago. I came here to ask for opinion too. And I didn't regret to choose it. The engine is smooth and there is no sound in the cabin plus the comfort of the car makes me forgetting Camry or Accord. It is a comfort-wise vehicle and you can't expect getting more power from it. But if you tune it, the car would be nice. I tried Honda Accord and Camry before buying the car and found that Accord is noisy, the rattle noise and Camry is boring, you would always forget where you parked the Camry in a car park. Cannot bring myself to accept its back....plus the plain looking knovs in the interior...sorry |
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QUOTE(BigMan123 @ Oct 24 2011, 10:15 PM) Yeah, it takes time for some people to accept the rear part and the interior is simple with only a little dials which give other people an impression of lack of fun-features, useful-features. Added the interior is in beige colour and gets dirty easily. So I went to add another layer of cotton on the seats and for the steering wheels, just try to wipe it after every drive. But I was impressed by its comfortness, smoothness and quietness. Plus the strong CVT which makes overtaking easy and the V6 engine of the car. The Teana gives people a kind of luxury feeling, so I went to get it without considering the rear part and interior. |
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i like the rear looks. dem nice.. the exterior looks dem great especially with my 19in rims n tires.. with the ori 16 really look ahpek-ish.. |
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teana way to go
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i couldnt accept the fact that car without vvt tech still available in luxury market. its the absence of such mechanism that contributed to high fc and yet mild power despite its V6 and 2.5L or up..
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If wan, wait for KIA Optima Hybrid come 2 malaysia....
break world record of 3.1L/100km, which clock 16k mileage per full tank!!(that's wat i heard...rumours...i dun belif it myself) u can go for New Optima, Sonata, New Sportage too..... and u wun knw when u nv acually drove it...do not hear 'rumours'.... engine noise n wind noise is not true, i drove New Optima, and Sonata b4... maintenance wise, cheap....consider normal...if u wan expensive, Honda and Mazda...even Mitsu oso cheaper... between these 3 cars(in current year), i will go for Teana... This post has been edited by XionCity: Oct 25 2011, 02:22 AM |
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isnt kia optima latest on launcing too?
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QUOTE(XionCity @ Oct 25 2011, 02:20 AM) If wan, wait for KIA Optima Hybrid come 2 malaysia.... 16k milage per full tank? lorry fuel tank ke?break world record of 3.1L/100km, which clock 16k mileage per full tank!!(that's wat i heard...rumours...i dun belif it myself) u can go for New Optima, Sonata, New Sportage too..... and u wun knw when u nv acually drove it...do not hear 'rumours'.... engine noise n wind noise is not true, i drove New Optima, and Sonata b4... maintenance wise, cheap....consider normal...if u wan expensive, Honda and Mazda...even Mitsu oso cheaper... between these 3 cars(in current year), i will go for Teana... |
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tell people dont hear rumor but sendiri self contradict
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QUOTE(imperialrealcs @ Oct 25 2011, 08:44 AM) AELO-PLANE!!!!! LOL. 16,000Km per full tank!!!! Err...wait Aeloplane also kennot...need Rocket fuel tank liao.....maybe UFO....A little googling will save someone a lot of red faces.... http://www.carfever.info/Kia-Optima-Hybrid...r-Fuel-Economy/ That's 5.5 tank. LOL. This post has been edited by Matrix: Oct 25 2011, 10:36 AM |
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QUOTE(UpCar @ Oct 24 2011, 05:44 PM) proton inspira > camry,accord,mazda6,teana,sonata,forte,mondeo,passat,kizashi LOL - yes, i will buy proton saga after this post. buy msian cars. its the lowest tax duty among all with many service centers. back to topic - i have seen a lot of teana on the road - i guess acceptance of the design/price/engine is non issue so not sure why ppl still debating it here? |
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QUOTE(carpathia @ Oct 25 2011, 10:38 AM) LOL - yes, i will buy proton saga after this post. bcoz most people who driving it chances are they are a little bit old and they are internet illiterate OR they only use internet for uncle purpose (news & stocks)back to topic - i have seen a lot of teana on the road - i guess acceptance of the design/price/engine is non issue so not sure why ppl still debating it here? |
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QUOTE(XionCity @ Oct 25 2011, 02:20 AM) If wan, wait for KIA Optima Hybrid come 2 malaysia.... Lets see when they will launch the Optima Petrol version first. So far, thats taking ages too. I dont see the Hybrid being launched anytime next year also. break world record of 3.1L/100km, which clock 16k mileage per full tank!!(that's wat i heard...rumours...i dun belif it myself) u can go for New Optima, Sonata, New Sportage too..... and u wun knw when u nv acually drove it...do not hear 'rumours'.... engine noise n wind noise is not true, i drove New Optima, and Sonata b4... maintenance wise, cheap....consider normal...if u wan expensive, Honda and Mazda...even Mitsu oso cheaper... between these 3 cars(in current year), i will go for Teana... But did anybody consider the Peugeot 508? I think compared to the upcoming Camry or Teana, the 508 seems a good deal (except for resale value and maybe after sales service standards). |
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QUOTE(alvincch @ Oct 23 2011, 09:03 PM) Hi All, Im a Toyota man. But if you have the time to spare, put aside all negative stuff uve heard and go check out the Peugeot 508. I went last weekend expecting crap but i ended up spending about 1 hour viewing and analysing the car at the showroom. if ure in KL, i would recommend you meeting a salesguy by the name of Husaini at the Peugeot TTDI showroom. He's one of the few sales guys at Nasim who really knows the in's and out's of the 508. In dilemma of choicing my purchase to be. I'm going for a 2000cc car & to choose between Teana, Camry or Altis? Camry 2012 should I wait? Give it a try. U'll be surprised as this 508 is far superior than the other models that have come out from Peugeot in a long time. For a 1.6L car at RM 169K, it is impressive. http://technews.tmcnet.com/news/2011/10/23/5877337.htm Some of the specs in the 508: 1) 6 speed Tiptronic auto adaptive gearbox with Sports & Manual mode 2) 1.6L Twin Scroll High Pressure Turbo (THP) Prince engine with 156Hp, 240Nm 3) Latest generation Electronic Stability Program (ESP) 4) Anti Lock Braking System (ABS) 5) Electronic Brake Force Distribution (EBD) 6) Intelligent Traction Control System (ITCS) 7) Emergency Brake Assist (EBA) 8) Anti Skid Regulation (ASR) 9) 6 airbags 10) Intelligent Airbag System (separate impact deployment and secondary impact protection) 11) Automatic Electric Parking Brake 12) 4 individual zone auto air-conditioning (separate temp controls for both rear passengers) 13) Colour Heads – Up Display (HUD) 14) Auto Adaptive High Beam System (camera activated) 15) Directional bi – Xenon headlamps with washers & auto levelling system 16) Rain sensing auto wipers 17) Paddle Shifters on Steering Column 18) 10 speaker JBL sound system with 500W surround sound amplifier 19) Arkamsys Audio Processing System (creates natural central acoustic ambience plus has Favour Listening) 20) Intelligent keyless entry with finger sensor and push start button 21) 8 way electric power seats with lumbar support for driver & front passenger 22) 7” HD multi function colour screen 23) 10 front & rear parking sensors with visual display 24) Available Space Management system (ASM) (for parallel parking) 25) Speed sensing electro hydraulic power steering 26) Premium leather This post has been edited by cybermaster98: Oct 25 2011, 01:05 PM |
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QUOTE(ar188 @ Oct 24 2011, 10:31 PM) i like the rear looks. dem nice.. Yeah...agree wit u bro ar188. I oso like the rear more than the front...the exterior looks dem great especially with my 19in rims n tires.. with the ori 16 really look ahpek-ish.. If got chance, i really like to see ur 19 inch rim and tyres.... Mine just ori, uncle look only... |
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QUOTE(webboy @ Oct 25 2011, 12:56 PM) Yeah...agree wit u bro ar188. I oso like the rear more than the front... yeah man, we should meet up soon hor.. with the others in the teana thread If got chance, i really like to see ur 19 inch rim and tyres.... Mine just ori, uncle look only... Added on October 25, 2011, 2:33 pm QUOTE(V12Kompressor @ Oct 25 2011, 12:53 PM) This post has been edited by ar188: Oct 25 2011, 02:33 PM |
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Camry & Accord for those worry bout 2nd value true fact..
Teana 2nd value also lousy base on older Sei fei lou This post has been edited by stimix: Oct 25 2011, 02:36 PM |
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QUOTE(stimix @ Oct 25 2011, 02:35 PM) Camry & Accord for those worry bout 2nd value true fact.. this A33 fei lou really low RV.. Teana 2nd value also lousy base on older Sei fei lou This post has been edited by ar188: Oct 25 2011, 02:41 PM |
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Sonata ..well not dare to say..i took the risk knowing low 2nd value..well..just bcos fall in lub wth that car and the 2nd hand seller that bought my cibik told me Sonata new model will not be like past Sonata too...I pray hard now..
Still early to predict Sonata YF 2nd value...let see 7 pray hard on 3rd year onwards as 1st yr depreciation on any car also very bad wan.. I remembered my heart was poucing hard during 2007 when i saw my old civic selling ~ RM98K only but lucky after 2nd yr, price stabilised haha This post has been edited by stimix: Oct 25 2011, 03:12 PM |
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QUOTE(carpathia @ Oct 24 2011, 04:18 PM) me ? if i had the $$$$ i will buy the new VW passat - great engine ( same as audi A4 and great interior - very spacious and legendary german engineering) |
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QUOTE(ar188 @ Oct 25 2011, 02:40 PM) this A33 fei lou really low RV.. yea, super poor fuel consumption from the VQ and high road tax make it valueless |
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ar188 & me having luv & hate experience wth french babes b4..haha..so I think both of us knew what were those "Love & hate" feeling haha
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If likedat should include Suzuki sport also..that wan can pawned any D segment cars wth 2.4CC wna...& much better torrky than any Civic, accord on the road....well, you think unker wan to buy small car liao kah? probably for their mistress probably
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QUOTE(stimix @ Oct 25 2011, 03:10 PM) ar188 & me having luv & hate experience wth french babes b4..haha..so I think both of us knew what were those "Love & hate" feeling haha Well my dad had 2 Peugeots before. The 304 gave him some problems while the 405 SRI was problem free. Only problem at that time was the lack of after sales support when MBF Peugeot closed shop. |
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QUOTE(UpCar @ Oct 25 2011, 03:21 PM) your car is rubbish man Common. Let's not have comments like this. Its not respectful to ar188 and Stimix. |
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i have no idea who ar188 is or which car he drives.
my quote was to stimix and his car is rubbish man. oi stimik, how much u spent on your dampening sound shitz ? use that money spend me and vkeong eat better la |
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ar188 ask me to TT wor..one fine day can ajak him together wth vkeong haha..I wanna rempit ur Tiania
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how much shit load of money did u spend ????? u crazy liao ah
i told u to buy a god damn mercedes if u wanted quiet. E63 good model. and did u try the start button thing i asked u ? |
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Not dare too...wei..off-topic liao wor & you got lipot for throlling wth your inspira shit hor haha
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normal la, just gimme the 10% and be done with. its ok 1.
they not malaysian car supporters thats why malaysia cannot maju. inspira and perdana 2.0 are malaysia's proudest achievements beside the upcoming hybrid . inspira 2.0 is just much better than an altis anyway. |
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QUOTE(cybermaster98 @ Oct 25 2011, 12:50 PM) Im a Toyota man. But if you have the time to spare, put aside all negative stuff uve heard and go check out the Peugeot 508. I went last weekend expecting crap but i ended up spending about 1 hour viewing and analysing the car at the showroom. if ure in KL, i would recommend you meeting a salesguy by the name of Husaini at the Peugeot TTDI showroom. He's one of the few sales guys at Nasim who really knows the in's and out's of the 508. How is Nasim's after sales service so far? Any problems with the Turbo engine? Give it a try. U'll be surprised as this 508 is far superior than the other models that have come out from Peugeot in a long time. For a 1.6L car at RM 169K, it is impressive. http://technews.tmcnet.com/news/2011/10/23/5877337.htm Some of the specs in the 508: 1) 6 speed Tiptronic auto adaptive gearbox with Sports & Manual mode 2) 1.6L Twin Scroll High Pressure Turbo (THP) Prince engine with 156Hp, 240Nm 3) Latest generation Electronic Stability Program (ESP) 4) Anti Lock Braking System (ABS) 5) Electronic Brake Force Distribution (EBD) 6) Intelligent Traction Control System (ITCS) 7) Emergency Brake Assist (EBA) 8) Anti Skid Regulation (ASR) 9) 6 airbags 10) Intelligent Airbag System (separate impact deployment and secondary impact protection) 11) Automatic Electric Parking Brake 12) 4 individual zone auto air-conditioning (separate temp controls for both rear passengers) 13) Colour Heads – Up Display (HUD) 14) Auto Adaptive High Beam System (camera activated) 15) Directional bi – Xenon headlamps with washers & auto levelling system 16) Rain sensing auto wipers 17) Paddle Shifters on Steering Column 18) 10 speaker JBL sound system with 500W surround sound amplifier 19) Arkamsys Audio Processing System (creates natural central acoustic ambience plus has Favour Listening) 20) Intelligent keyless entry with finger sensor and push start button 21) 8 way electric power seats with lumbar support for driver & front passenger 22) 7” HD multi function colour screen 23) 10 front & rear parking sensors with visual display 24) Available Space Management system (ASM) (for parallel parking) 25) Speed sensing electro hydraulic power steering 26) Premium leather |
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QUOTE(UpCar @ Oct 24 2011, 05:44 PM) proton inspira > camry,accord,mazda6,teana,sonata,forte,mondeo,passat,kizashi Ever wonder why there is still a big demand for foreign cars despite the huge difference in prices? buy msian cars. its the lowest tax duty among all with many service centers. Added on December 26, 2011, 10:00 am QUOTE(UpCar @ Oct 25 2011, 03:37 PM) normal la, just gimme the 10% and be done with. its ok 1. they not malaysian car supporters thats why malaysia cannot maju. inspira and perdana 2.0 are malaysia's proudest achievements beside the upcoming hybrid . inspira 2.0 is just much better than an altis anyway. I think Malaysia cannot maju because of rent seekers. Inspira and Perdana are Malaysia's proudest achievements? How can they look like Mitsu ah?? This post has been edited by 8772SS: Dec 26 2011, 10:00 AM |
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I also hate it when ppl keep saying support proton to make Malaysia maju... They should open up the market let all car compete equally... And frm there earn the customer using their own way instead forcing rakyat buy expensive car.
Australia have their own branded car but they did not impose heavy tax on foreigner car and still they are still lots of Holden on the road. Because theirvown branded car did deliver what the ppl needed. Here in Malaysia the car r really not up to the standard... For the price proton is charging... I could said it is too expensive... And they sell their car cheaper in foreign country than at Malaysia... How cm their car be cheaper when shipping to England |
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QUOTE(0300078 @ Dec 26 2011, 12:05 PM) I also hate it when ppl keep saying support proton to make Malaysia maju... They should open up the market let all car compete equally... And frm there earn the customer using their own way instead forcing rakyat buy expensive car. +1Australia have their own branded car but they did not impose heavy tax on foreigner car and still they are still lots of Holden on the road. Because theirvown branded car did deliver what the ppl needed. Here in Malaysia the car r really not up to the standard... For the price proton is charging... I could said it is too expensive... And they sell their car cheaper in foreign country than at Malaysia... How cm their car be cheaper when shipping to England |
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QUOTE(0300078 @ Dec 26 2011, 12:05 PM) I also hate it when ppl keep saying support proton to make Malaysia maju... They should open up the market let all car compete equally... And frm there earn the customer using their own way instead forcing rakyat buy expensive car. Agree. Do you all realise that Malaysians are driving smaller and smaller cars? Nowadays, RM 80k + only get you a Vios-size cars. Granted that there is inflation but I think a greater factor are the rent seekers and misplaced national pride. Whenever I see national cars that are crumpled up in accidents, I just wonder how cheap are Malaysian lives.Australia have their own branded car but they did not impose heavy tax on foreigner car and still they are still lots of Holden on the road. Because theirvown branded car did deliver what the ppl needed. Here in Malaysia the car r really not up to the standard... For the price proton is charging... I could said it is too expensive... And they sell their car cheaper in foreign country than at Malaysia... How cm their car be cheaper when shipping to England |
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QUOTE(0300078 @ Dec 26 2011, 12:05 PM) I also hate it when ppl keep saying support proton to make Malaysia maju... They should open up the market let all car compete equally... And frm there earn the customer using their own way instead forcing rakyat buy expensive car. Australia have their own branded car but they did not impose heavy tax on foreigner car and still they are still lots of Holden on the road. Because theirvown branded car did deliver what the ppl needed. Here in Malaysia the car r really not up to the standard... For the price proton is charging... I could said it is too expensive... And they sell their car cheaper in foreign country than at Malaysia... How cm their car be cheaper when shipping to England QUOTE(kimsim @ Dec 26 2011, 12:09 PM) QUOTE(8772SS @ Dec 27 2011, 01:24 PM) Agree. Do you all realise that Malaysians are driving smaller and smaller cars? Nowadays, RM 80k + only get you a Vios-size cars. Granted that there is inflation but I think a greater factor are the rent seekers and misplaced national pride. Whenever I see national cars that are crumpled up in accidents, I just wonder how cheap are Malaysian lives. typical malaysian, cannot afford a better car then blame gov again? by the time of complaining about tax is freaking high about vehicle , do you think about the subsidy of petrol? works hard to get better car , people. |
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QUOTE(nzh0920 @ Dec 27 2011, 01:31 PM) typical malaysian, cannot afford a better car then blame gov again? Maybe you should start calculating the amount of petrol subsidy an average Malaysian driver can enjoy versus the taxes imposed on a brand new RM 80k-100k car. This is not to mention we are an oil producing country.by the time of complaining about tax is freaking high about vehicle , do you think about the subsidy of petrol? works hard to get better car , people. |
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QUOTE(nzh0920 @ Dec 27 2011, 01:31 PM) typical malaysian, cannot afford a better car then blame gov again? I no problem get an expensive car here but hey how u explain the case tat at Foreign country Malaysia OWNED BRANDED PROTON is selling like RM10k cheaper than in Malaysia? They used the money the Rakyat buy the local PROTON to subsidy their foreign CAR MARKETING CAMPAIGN. by the time of complaining about tax is freaking high about vehicle , do you think about the subsidy of petrol? works hard to get better car , people. This also happen in Korea before but Korea has stop this pratice, and nowadays Korean still choose their own Kia and Hyundai as their car proudly becoz their car is worth it. Here Malaysian is like i choose proton becoz proton make everything else expensive.... then again Proton also treat their local supporter here like big FISH where they can just chop off more to feed their foreign campaign. Dont think this is an healthy issue. I WANT TO BE A PROUD MALAYSIAN ONE DAY THAT DRIVE OUR LOCAL BRANDED CAR! Now i better paid a premium price get a foreign car than support that LOSER PROTON. |
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QUOTE(8772SS @ Dec 27 2011, 01:24 PM) Agree. Do you all realise that Malaysians are driving smaller and smaller cars? Nowadays, RM 80k + only get you a Vios-size cars. Granted that there is inflation but I think a greater factor are the rent seekers and misplaced national pride. Whenever I see national cars that are crumpled up in accidents, I just wonder how cheap are Malaysian lives. But Japanese cars are just as bad, just that they are more expensive. I mean, the Japanese can make good, safe cars, but Malaysians will buy them even when they are not, so, well, they are neither safe nor good. That will change once Malaysians start buying contis en masse... then the Japanese will have to follow suit and give the cars the same specs as in Europe/start making the cars meant for Europe in Malaysia. Just, for example, have a look at http://www.toyota.co.uk.And yeah, cars are expensive, but petrol is super cheap. When you look to Europe, do realize that a car of the same spec in Europe often costs a similar amount... perhaps a bit more in Malaysia, but the difference is not big. I believe the Malaysian government just says "a Myvi sized car can't be below 70k", but the specs are up to the manufacturer/importer. Thus a Fiesta sedan, as it is sold in Malaysia, would be at least as expensive in Germany, when it had the same specs. There is just a lack of entry level contis in Malaysia (it is not uncommon for a continental car in Europe to cost at least 2 times as much when you have finished spec'ing it... 200k RM just in options (so that you won't just get an empty box) are not unheard of). And of course, there are the taxes, but afaik the difference between Malaysian and foreign cars is not so big. 30, 40% perhaps. Then you have to consider that a liter petrol costs around 1.60 € in Germany... RM 6.60. I do agree that they should open the market... at least slowly. Which, IMHO, is actually happening (a well spec'ed Fiesta for 80k, where the MyVi with much much much worse specs costs more than 60k?). Maybe in a few years we will be able to buy an entry level Touran for 80k, as those in Europe can. Ok, probably not. But Proton seems to be preparing for that, their cars get better and better, and more desirable with each version (or they want to get into the global market again, including those areas where there is a lot of competition and the cars are on a higher level). Perodua not so much. Inspira... Protons proudest achievement? Really? It's a freaking Mitsubishi. Good car, but it's not really their own development. Perdana too isn't a real Proton. I think the new one will be a good one. And it is developed by Proton. |
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QUOTE(kadajawi @ Dec 28 2011, 09:43 PM) But Japanese cars are just as bad, just that they are more expensive. I mean, the Japanese can make good, safe cars, but Malaysians will buy them even when they are not, so, well, they are neither safe nor good. That will change once Malaysians start buying contis en masse... then the Japanese will have to follow suit and give the cars the same specs as in Europe/start making the cars meant for Europe in Malaysia. Just, for example, have a look at http://www.toyota.co.uk. Clearly u didn't get your facts right for the statement bolded. 1st of all the comparison itself is all wrong. Malaysian is 1 of the major oil producing countries in the world so if u want to compare then compare with US or the least our neighbor Brunei. 2nd Germans earn euros mind u not ringgits. Thus their fuel is still cheaper even though they aren't one of the major oil producing countries. Only bimbos with pea brain will actually convert other nations currency to ours and comment that our fuel is 'cheap' .3rd pls do some research before spurting your comment instead of actual fact.And yeah, cars are expensive, but petrol is super cheap. When you look to Europe, do realize that a car of the same spec in Europe often costs a similar amount... perhaps a bit more in Malaysia, but the difference is not big. I believe the Malaysian government just says "a Myvi sized car can't be below 70k", but the specs are up to the manufacturer/importer. Thus a Fiesta sedan, as it is sold in Malaysia, would be at least as expensive in Germany, when it had the same specs. There is just a lack of entry level contis in Malaysia (it is not uncommon for a continental car in Europe to cost at least 2 times as much when you have finished spec'ing it... 200k RM just in options (so that you won't just get an empty box) are not unheard of). And of course, there are the taxes, but afaik the difference between Malaysian and foreign cars is not so big. 30, 40% perhaps. Then you have to consider that a liter petrol costs around 1.60 € in Germany... RM 6.60. I do agree that they should open the market... at least slowly. Which, IMHO, is actually happening (a well spec'ed Fiesta for 80k, where the MyVi with much much much worse specs costs more than 60k?). Maybe in a few years we will be able to buy an entry level Touran for 80k, as those in Europe can. Ok, probably not. But Proton seems to be preparing for that, their cars get better and better, and more desirable with each version (or they want to get into the global market again, including those areas where there is a lot of competition and the cars are on a higher level). Perodua not so much. Inspira... Protons proudest achievement? Really? It's a freaking Mitsubishi. Good car, but it's not really their own development. Perdana too isn't a real Proton. I think the new one will be a good one. And it is developed by Proton. For your reference - http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petroleum |
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A German AFAIK will not earn 4 times as much as a Malay for the same sort of work, after all taxes are deducted. And even if, cost of living is higher. Want to buy a house? Expect to pay at least 100000 Euro... ours would probably sell for around 170-200000, and it's an average terraced house in a slightly above average area. Going out for lunch/dinner? 10 Euro minimum.
A young copilot may earn 4000 Euro, if you work at Tesco it's probably more around 1000. On average married people earn 2141 Euro, unmarried ones 1771 (in 2007). I agree that it's very tough here, and those ridiculous car taxes are unnecessary. But at least many do have a car, no matter how awful it is, and they can afford to run it. You could consider a new good and expensive car a luxury good, at least you have something that can bring you from A to B at a reasonable cost (relatively affordable fuel), so you can get to work. Even if it is neither comfortable nor safe to get there. But what good is it to own a car, but not to be able to use it to go to work cause you can't afford the petrol? Also the fuel prices go up way faster than the earnings. This post has been edited by kadajawi: Dec 29 2011, 12:03 AM |
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dunno about Europe case but this is what i been through.... i have a friend in Taiwan, she works as a Salesgirl at Taipei and got a salary likely to Malaysian RM5k per month (consider normal income in Taipei), she bought a full spec Corrolla Altis 2.0 for RM70k+-. the petrol they have there is like following the Global market which is like RM2.50-RM3.20.
So now in Malaysia, i myself also bought a Altis 2.0v for RM130k+, so the different is RM50-60k, but the petrol we paid here is RM1.90. Let said i pump my car up with 40litter RON95 (RM76) every week, 1 month will be like RM304, so a year will be RM3648. If we used the highest price of RON95 Taiwan to calculate will be RM3.20 per litter and the same amount for 1 year will be RM6144. So different will be RM6144 - RM3648 = RM2946 per year for no cheap subsidies petrol.... how much longer do i need to get back the balance of my Altis and her which is like RM50-60k????? 18 years????? This also means that the government excessive tax on foreign car is also bull shit and a campaign to make us all buy only PROTON? |
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QUOTE(0300078 @ Dec 29 2011, 11:29 AM) dunno about Europe case but this is what i been through.... i have a friend in Taiwan, she works as a Salesgirl at Taipei and got a salary likely to Malaysian RM5k per month (consider normal income in Taipei), she bought a full spec Corrolla Altis 2.0 for RM70k+-. the petrol they have there is like following the Global market which is like RM2.50-RM3.20. TOTALLY AGREE So now in Malaysia, i myself also bought a Altis 2.0v for RM130k+, so the different is RM50-60k, but the petrol we paid here is RM1.90. Let said i pump my car up with 40litter RON95 (RM76) every week, 1 month will be like RM304, so a year will be RM3648. If we used the highest price of RON95 Taiwan to calculate will be RM3.20 per litter and the same amount for 1 year will be RM6144. So different will be RM6144 - RM3648 = RM2946 per year for no cheap subsidies petrol.... how much longer do i need to get back the balance of my Altis and her which is like RM50-60k????? 18 years????? This also means that the government excessive tax on foreign car is also bull shit and a campaign to make us all buy only PROTON? |
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Dec 29 2011, 01:09 PM
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go for beauty teana....
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Dec 29 2011, 02:10 PM
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Yes, they want to make you buy P1 or P2, that is why they keep the foreign cars expensive by forcing them to a higher price (again, it is up to the manufacturer to chose how the specs will be, so sometimes it is still good value for money, it is just kept out of reach for most.)
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Dec 29 2011, 03:43 PM
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Why not consider Optima.... So damn gorgeous...
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Dec 29 2011, 03:50 PM
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Optima is gorgeous from the outside but Old fashion on the inside. not to criticize on them but what I see is based on the new car.
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Dec 29 2011, 03:51 PM
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Teana, you will never regret!
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Dec 29 2011, 03:53 PM
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Teana, just some one said this looks like uncle feel:)
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Dec 29 2011, 05:10 PM
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I'll never think about the Altis because the Altis interior is just too tight and the quality also lower than Camry, especially the sound proofing, Camry wins hands down. And the most important is the price for Altis is just too expensive and too close to Camry region. So should we buy the Altis instead of Camry?
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Dec 29 2011, 08:17 PM
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QUOTE(feelfree @ Dec 29 2011, 05:10 PM) I'll never think about the Altis because the Altis interior is just too tight and the quality also lower than Camry, especially the sound proofing, Camry wins hands down. And the most important is the price for Altis is just too expensive and too close to Camry region. So should we buy the Altis instead of Camry? Personal preference lo.... I like corrola and Camry if go out alone sure will drive the altis |
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Dec 29 2011, 08:50 PM
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I'll go for teana 1st followed by camry. At least these two got the premium and classy feel. Altis is just plain stuck in between a premium and a normal sedan car. The pricing in which are leaning towards too near to a premium car makes it less desirable. But that's just me.
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Dec 29 2011, 09:27 PM
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Teana is indeed a gorgeous car. The car has this elegant look. Camry is pretty good too. Accord is just too uncle look.
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Dec 30 2011, 04:56 PM
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Oh boy, opinions!
The only thing Teana's got going is the 2.5 V6 engine and its exterior look. Its inside is so ahpek and its rims are the smallest amongst all the D-segment cars. Take away the 2.5 and it's just a sluggish nice-looking car. Pick the Camry and Accord, for those who always worry about resale value. For those wanting to be daring abit, go for the Mazda6. Looks stylish, is the lightest and quietest (when idle) car in its segment, complete CBU from Japan, and has more features than the average Camry/Accord. If you're talking about the resale value, the difference in value would have already been negated by the additional features that it has. |
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Dec 30 2011, 04:59 PM
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QUOTE(incubus_skj @ Dec 30 2011, 04:56 PM) Oh boy, opinions! +1The only thing Teana's got going is the 2.5 V6 engine and its exterior look. Its inside is so ahpek and its rims are the smallest amongst all the D-segment cars. Take away the 2.5 and it's just a sluggish nice-looking car. Pick the Camry and Accord, for those who always worry about resale value. For those wanting to be daring abit, go for the Mazda6. Looks stylish, is the lightest and quietest (when idle) car in its segment, complete CBU from Japan, and has more features than the average Camry/Accord. If you're talking about the resale value, the difference in value would have already been negated by the additional features that it has. look at the Mazda 6 sun roof. if you let me choose golf 1.4tsi or mazda 6, i will pick mazda 6, so manly. ( in a mall, saw they put golf and mazda6 side by side) |
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Dec 30 2011, 09:07 PM
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Mazda 6 is a Passat competitor, Golf is supposed to go against Mazda 3.
Teana looks nice though. Interior from outside also looks nice. And small rims are a good thing. It is ridiculous what these manufacturers put onto their cars nowadays, totally ruins the ride. First thing I'd do is buy smaller rims/tyres with most "premium" cars. |
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Dec 30 2011, 09:55 PM
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QUOTE(kadajawi @ Dec 30 2011, 09:07 PM) And small rims are a good thing. It is ridiculous what these manufacturers put onto their cars nowadays, totally ruins the ride. First thing I'd do is buy smaller rims/tyres with most "premium" cars. well, from your post you sound like an old chap, so I won't want to argue with you on the rim size and interior thingy since we're decades apart in age and our opinions would differ greatly. I'll agree to disagree with you then. |
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Dec 30 2011, 10:24 PM
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Taste is always different. No point argue but the rim thing got to said need to be just right too big ride not so comfortable too small look ugly.
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Dec 31 2011, 12:47 PM
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Dont touch french cars. the maintenance will kill you. I used to own a 405 SRI but it keep giving me problems. first the gear box which is almost 20k at that time. then the ECU another 10k. I sold it off after that.
If you are comparing price, assuming around 150k( camry 2.0G) i would suggest you go for the new optima. it is much loaded in accessories than camry. however i have not test the car so cant say anything about the ride. |
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Dec 31 2011, 01:30 PM
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QUOTE(wsmw @ Dec 31 2011, 12:47 PM) Dont touch french cars. the maintenance will kill you. I used to own a 405 SRI but it keep giving me problems. first the gear box which is almost 20k at that time. then the ECU another 10k. I sold it off after that. Well those are the older Peugeots i guess. We had 2 Peugeots in our family in those days and only 1 gave alot of problems while the other was problem free for many years. Plus back then there wasnt any reliable service centre for Peugeots. MBF did a hopeless job with after sales service. Most of the techies didnt know anything bout the car at all. If you are comparing price, assuming around 150k( camry 2.0G) i would suggest you go for the new optima. it is much loaded in accessories than camry. however i have not test the car so cant say anything about the ride. I think the current Peugeot 508 and Kia Optima deserves some consideration. Im too looking to upgrade and have been analysing various makes for the past year. But so far, the Kia Optima impresses me the most. BUt im still a Toyota man and will probably wait for the upcoming Camry before i make my decision. But after sales service and reliability will be issues high on my list. |
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Dec 31 2011, 01:35 PM
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QUOTE(incubus_skj @ Dec 30 2011, 09:55 PM) well, from your post you sound like an old chap, so I won't want to argue with you on the rim size and interior thingy since we're decades apart in age and our opinions would differ greatly. lol, I'm 26. Have you driven a Touran? With stock rims it is stiff, but bearable. Fun to drive. Put huge rims on it, and it becomes downright ridiculous. It's not a Ferrari! Performance isn't as good anymore, FC is higher, ... it just doesn't make sense whatsoever, unless you only care about looks. And why would a Citroen C5, which has only one purpose, to drive very smooth, provide a magic carpet ride and be comfortable, have big rims? Totally defeats the purpose. Hey, I'm driving a Ferrari... with bicycle wheels for better fuel economy.I'll agree to disagree with you then. Btw., the old BMW 5 series (E34 and E39) looked great with small rims... and absolutely horrible with big ones. The new ones are unfortunately designed with big rims in mind. Also, if a car is very loud and has a very fast looking bodykit, it better be very fast. Otherwise I laugh and laugh and laugh when I pull away in my (unfortunately stock engined) Kangoo. The other way round it's better, a car that looks slow, but is insanely fast. There is a Opel Corsa A (A segment car from the 80s) with 2 engines and 740 hp, that looks pretty stock. I'd love to drive _that_. Even though it has oversized rims, but there they make sense. (http://opel-specials.de/boostbeast.htm) |
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Dec 31 2011, 01:39 PM
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QUOTE(kadajawi @ Dec 29 2011, 12:01 AM) A German AFAIK will not earn 4 times as much as a Malay for the same sort of work, after all taxes are deducted. And even if, cost of living is higher. Want to buy a house? Expect to pay at least 100000 Euro... ours would probably sell for around 170-200000, and it's an average terraced house in a slightly above average area. Going out for lunch/dinner? 10 Euro minimum. I dont think ure getting the point. You should NOT do any currency conversion. The only ppl that do currency conversions are tourists and those doing import/export business. You are working in a foreign country, earning in their currency and spending in their currency. Compare apple to apple and dont make conversions. A young copilot may earn 4000 Euro, if you work at Tesco it's probably more around 1000. On average married people earn 2141 Euro, unmarried ones 1771 (in 2007). I agree that it's very tough here, and those ridiculous car taxes are unnecessary. But at least many do have a car, no matter how awful it is, and they can afford to run it. You could consider a new good and expensive car a luxury good, at least you have something that can bring you from A to B at a reasonable cost (relatively affordable fuel), so you can get to work. Even if it is neither comfortable nor safe to get there. But what good is it to own a car, but not to be able to use it to go to work cause you can't afford the petrol? Also the fuel prices go up way faster than the earnings. A typical engineer in a consultancy firm in UK earns about 4,000 pounds which is the same as a Malaysian earning RM,4000 in Malaysia. But how much does meals, transport, housing cost in UK? A person earning 4K pounds in UK can survive pretty well. Can a Malaysian earning RM4K survive pretty well in KL? Surely not. Dinner costs 10 Euros. So what? How much does dinner cost in Malaysia? Isnt it the same or more expensive depending on where u eat? You can get a really good roast beef sandwich in Tesco Express London for only 1 pound. Can you get the same sandwich for RM1 in KL? U can barely get teh tarik for that price. As i said before, when ure earning and living in a foreign country, do not do currency conversions. U are not a tourist. This post has been edited by cybermaster98: Dec 31 2011, 01:40 PM |
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Dec 31 2011, 01:50 PM
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Ok, I agree (mostly). I still think though that cheaper fuel is more important to the poor than a cheap car new imported... at least Malaysians have the chance to own and drive a car, even if it is a lousy one. The taxes are ridiculous though.
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Dec 31 2011, 03:02 PM
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QUOTE(kadajawi @ Dec 31 2011, 01:50 PM) Ok, I agree (mostly). I still think though that cheaper fuel is more important to the poor than a cheap car new imported... at least Malaysians have the chance to own and drive a car, even if it is a lousy one. The taxes are ridiculous though. Haven't u read my post last page.. the tax thing and cheap oil is not really worth it... 18 years of pumping only get to cover back the different of the price of an altis with tat time I used with the 50k I can already invest in other stuff. |
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Dec 31 2011, 03:59 PM
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QUOTE(0300078 @ Dec 31 2011, 03:02 PM) Haven't u read my post last page.. the tax thing and cheap oil is not really worth it... 18 years of pumping only get to cover back the different of the price of an altis with tat time I used with the 50k I can already invest in other stuff. Yes, I did. But does a poor family need to drive a brand new Altis? It's not a human right to drive a new BMW either. I also think that the taxes are way to high... bring them down to a European level for all cars (around 20%), and then maybe add 20-30% for CBU and 10-15 for CKD. I'd also introduce tax breaks (or rather penalties) for safety equipment (with a higher base tax perhaps). So maybe it is expected that a car has ABS, ESC and 4 airbags. Any car. Less than that, for each missing feature 5% more tax. Got more airbags, 5% discount for each. That way it won't be more expensive for manufacturers to put in safety equipment. An extension would be to conduct crash tests on the base spec model, and the cars would be taxed according to the results. A car that is safe only in high spec would also be taxed higher because base spec is what counts (and the manufacturer is only allowed to advertise with the crash test result of the low spec car, though they are free to add that the higher spec one is better equipped with safety equipment). The good thing about the high taxes on fuel in Europe is that contis and most cars sold there usually have a low FC. But then again FC is a big concern in Malaysia too, unlike the US. |
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Jan 1 2012, 07:43 AM
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I do agree they should bring down the price like u said.
But I would also make proton lower down their car price.. make it fair... No way a UK persona is 10k cheaper than Malaysia one and comes with more airbag. What is the point of this? Proton want to sell higher price so they make the government put hight price on all other brand so they themselves can sell higher too. |
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But government apparently puts a 75% tax on _all_ cars (and more on top of that on CKD and CBU ones). Including Proton. I mean... how can Proton bring down the price even more? People already complain about poor quality... The car is taxed 75% here, in UK maybe 20% + shipping. So it will probably despite higher specs still be cheaper, just because the government isn't so keen on making money. Get it down to a European level and force manufacturers to not make a single cent more. Then the price would go down a lot, and it really should.
Malaysians do earn less than others, so they should pay less for their cars too. (Same with electric appliances (a noname front loader washing machine (you can't get nonames of this type here) would cost perhaps RM 800-900), TVs (seen a 50" FullHD LG plasma for around RM 2000, but with a bit of effort it was available for 1700. Here that would only get you a HD ready 42" model...), cameras (Olympus E-PL1 is 1799 in shops here, 1000 in Germany), phones (LG Optimus 7 a few months ago RM 650, here just now it was like 1700 when I asked...), ...). Simply not fair at all, especially since they should have higher taxes than Malaysia (19% on almost everything in Germany). |
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Jan 2 2012, 12:45 PM
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Sometimes I just dun get it.. and this is also why some foreiner said why Malaysia things are expensive.
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Jan 2 2012, 02:51 PM
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@0300078 (totally off topic):
I think it has to do with competition. Maybe 15 years ago consumer electronics were rather expensive, I remember that I smuggled a computer and everything that belongs to it from Sim Lim Square to Germany. Many computer shops next to each other competing heavily vs. no computer shop at all within the next 50-100 km... so the one that was 100 km away could charge anything they wanted to. Nowadays people just order anything online, there are many online shops fighting hard for customers, and there are websites that let you compare prices. Margins must be pretty low. Btw. I have just seen that very 50" LG I mentioned above for 2099 at Giant. Similar price as in Europe. |
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Jan 2 2012, 06:46 PM
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50 inch LG is 2099?i bought my samsung 32 inch ld tv for 2099.but it was 2 years ago.
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Jan 2 2012, 07:09 PM
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QUOTE(kadajawi @ Jan 1 2012, 02:01 PM) But government apparently puts a 75% tax on _all_ cars (and more on top of that on CKD and CBU ones). Including Proton. I mean... how can Proton bring down the price even more? People already complain about poor quality... The car is taxed 75% here, in UK maybe 20% + shipping. So it will probably despite higher specs still be cheaper, just because the government isn't so keen on making money. Get it down to a European level and force manufacturers to not make a single cent more. Then the price would go down a lot, and it really should. i think u're bullshit on the price here.Malaysians do earn less than others, so they should pay less for their cars too. (Same with electric appliances (a noname front loader washing machine (you can't get nonames of this type here) would cost perhaps RM 800-900), TVs (seen a 50" FullHD LG plasma for around RM 2000, but with a bit of effort it was available for 1700. Here that would only get you a HD ready 42" model...), cameras (Olympus E-PL1 is 1799 in shops here, 1000 in Germany), phones (LG Optimus 7 a few months ago RM 650, here just now it was like 1700 when I asked...), ...). Simply not fair at all, especially since they should have higher taxes than Malaysia (19% on almost everything in Germany). e-pl1 at rm1000 in germany? can u show me a link to prove this? good news for you, E-pl1 in Old klang road is rm999, beats the german price http://www.lelong.com.my/olympus-pen-e-pl1...2-05-Sale-P.htm but then, nobody said malaysian should have cheaper goods, we only have cheaper labours to offer. and usually those 3rd world countries comes with high price stuff. go USA, low price everyday. This post has been edited by turbocharged: Jan 2 2012, 07:12 PM |
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QUOTE(green_algae @ Jan 2 2012, 06:46 PM) Yup, the 50PT250 plasma. I have the smaller brother, 42PJ350 (paid 1699 a year ago... *sigh*). The 50" only has a very low resolution (thought it was a FullHD model, my bad), but it is huge. And with an aerial TV signal they shine, colours and black levels also (not in the show room or bright living rooms, but at night... very nice). |
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Jan 2 2012, 07:21 PM
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The 2.0 Altis should be compared to 2.0 Mazda 3 and 2.0 Forte. Considering all aspects, which car is the best deal?
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Jan 2 2012, 07:25 PM
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QUOTE(turbocharged @ Jan 2 2012, 07:09 PM) i think u're bullshit on the price here. Checked now... http://geizhals.at/deutschland/503795 To be honest I didn't check if the price was correct... had a look now, and well, it is kind of weird that only one dealer has it for 245 Euro, while the others want 400. That would be RM1640, 250 would be 1005. Though when I look at the price history of the camera it got down to 220, so they were clearing stocks probably, and the 400 Euro shops might have forgotten that prices have changed, so they are the only ones left who still have any stock. e-pl1 at rm1000 in germany? can u show me a link to prove this? good news for you, E-pl1 in Old klang road is rm999, beats the german price http://www.lelong.com.my/olympus-pen-e-pl1...2-05-Sale-P.htm but then, nobody said malaysian should have cheaper goods, we only have cheaper labours to offer. and usually those 3rd world countries comes with high price stuff. go USA, low price everyday. Woot. That's a really good price there (especially since I now doubt the 245 Euro...), even though it's a demo unit. Trustworthy? Might point an Uncle in that direction... Also thanks for that website This post has been edited by kadajawi: Jan 2 2012, 07:27 PM |
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QUOTE(LLH @ Jan 2 2012, 07:21 PM) The 2.0 Altis should be compared to 2.0 Mazda 3 and 2.0 Forte. Considering all aspects, which car is the best deal? Yup if compare Altis is in the same category with Slyphy, Civic and Mazda 3. All of them are nice to me and each of them have their own problems too. If compare with Teana and Camry than tat is a different segment. |
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Anyway, a little out of topic but I know this sales person that's willing to give a good discount for the new Camry launching in June.
PM me for more details if you are interested. |
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Apr 21 2012, 12:48 PM
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QUOTE(joanna82 @ Apr 20 2012, 08:38 PM) Anyway, a little out of topic but I know this sales person that's willing to give a good discount for the new Camry launching in June. The only discount that he/she can offer will be from his/her commission. And ive never heard of any Toyota salesperson offering discounts for a brand new model. So if this is indeed true, then actual bookings for the upcoming Camry must be quite low. Expected. Serves Toyota right for trying to sell a new car with 10 year old tech to Malaysians.PM me for more details if you are interested. |
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QUOTE(pana001 @ Apr 21 2012, 01:20 PM) Nope. Only TOYOTA CAMRY 2.0G (A)Added on April 23, 2012, 1:11 pm QUOTE(cybermaster98 @ Apr 21 2012, 12:48 PM) The only discount that he/she can offer will be from his/her commission. And ive never heard of any Toyota salesperson offering discounts for a brand new model. So if this is indeed true, then actual bookings for the upcoming Camry must be quite low. Expected. Serves Toyota right for trying to sell a new car with 10 year old tech to Malaysians. Yes. Yes true indeed, but i reckon i rather get caught in a 10 yr old tech than in a Preve. The retail price is expected to be from RM152k otr onwards. This post has been edited by joanna82: Apr 23 2012, 01:13 PM |
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