Mavik, non-stop R again...talk until like tomorrow gonna bring home the R

What's the rpm reading @ 100 or 110 km/hr for golf tsi?
How bout Golf Gti?
Both using different gearbox right?

Doh, don't get you there....

Max is 55% NCD

However, if you goto car insurer counter to do your own new application/NCD transfer/etc. (no runners, as they'll check your IC), you get rebate another 10%, which usually goes to the insurance agent pocket if they do the running for you.

It is perfectly legal, under new BNM guidelines for insurance companies, I recall implemented 1-2 years ago (IINM).

To renew your car insurance next year, just prepare the basic-info and you can do it over the counter yourself to save extra 10%.
- market value to insure
- windscreen coverage
- other add-on: natural disaster ? P.A. ? road-assist ? etc.

Some insurance companies have JPJ kiosk (don't know what E-whatever) at their lobby also. After pay insurance, can straight renew road-tax. Save another RM10-20 runner fees and also time.

For more info, google search "bnm car insurance rebate 10%"

---

Added on November 16, 2011, 5:19 pmEdit: I think the JPJ kiosk thing is called MyEG or something like that


This post has been edited by cute_boboi: Nov 16 2011, 05:19 PM

Useful info bro, thanks for sharing. Just wondering, is this any different from renewing your road-tax online via MyEG?

Do you still get the 10% extra discount?

Car insurance and road tax are two different thing.

Car insurance do ownself = rebate 10%

Road tax do ownself = nothing saved, except runner fees.

I'm not sure, never try MyEG online before. Do they charge some fees to courier/deliver the road-tax to you ?

For my previous car, I recall paying for insurance renewal via MyEG. Don't recall ever getting any extra 10% hence my question.

For road-tax, I believe they send to you for free. Very, very convenient actually.

Maybank has it...under their insurance group...go maybank2u to see

AFAIK, must renew insurance at counter to get 10% rebate, as the insurer need to verify is you (and not agent/runner).
Therefore, I think renew insurance through MyEG is not entitle extra 10%

However, I'm not sure also if renew insurance through MBB got extra 10% as stated in previous Broleo post.

guys, just wanna know , i heard the booking for polo GTI is closed? no longer can book?

when will they start taking booking again?

any place to see or test drive?

I just renewed my road tax with MyEG but I opted to collect the road tax from their office at 1 Utama (First Avenue). If delivery I think there is an extra charge of RM2 or RM3.

drools.
but other than more power, what else does it got compared to the 2.0? Roc R don't even have AWD as opposed to golf r.
for that price i'll take a used 335i e92 anytime

This post has been edited by r3kahsttub: Nov 17 2011, 10:53 AM

Wow! What a teaser!

Ya lah ... faster with the review damnit!!!

into the real stuff pls...

dun la teaseX2...

I wrote a small article on ZTH and on my blog as well.

To be honest; I didn't really have much time with either of them. I drove the 'Roc along the MEX towards Putrajaya, but the roads were a little damp, and there was some amount of traffic. Still, I was able to hit 160mph (yes, I know its supposed to be limited to 155mph) with ease. There was a hint of torque steer when you plant your foot into the accelerator at standstill, and I would 'blame' this on the FWD format of the Scirocco R.

With the Golf, I had even less time. It was getting very late (1AM!) so I drove towards Mont Kiara, and made a u-turn hitting the Kerinchi link, onto Federal. Even with shortage of tarmac, I hit 140mph... but most impressive was the cornering ability; AWD and XDS seems to have given the Golf R superpowers or something...

Between the two, it is no contest for me. I would take the Golf R home.

Hooray... Golf R won..... Haaaa

an accolade for passat.

http://autos.yahoo.com/news/2012-motor-tre...gen-passat.html