+1 Discount 9K for normal version.. u can get Japan rims + full evo X conversion le

Posting from other state lo.. if no cat will be like the pic below


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Rublik, jus manage to back track and read up on your mishap , sorry to hear that bro.luckily u all ok.

Wah! Tekan minyan from stopping can cause such dmg a???

no need paint la...go stick carbon sticker nicer...

which state ? if nearby convoy go take la...hahaha....

He using K3 V1.3, and hotbits exhaust and KNN and Pivot Raizin and 18in ORI enkei and 20K ICE and remote start alarm system....!!!

Geng mou...??? (Terrer or no...??)

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Added on December 16, 2011, 12:22 pmJB or Penang (Kulim to be precise)..... if he order from Vox or Rainbow Pen

This post has been edited by Poadster: Dec 16 2011, 12:22 PM

Should be getting from rainbow penang.. no paint like kinda weird wor.. no meh? mine white? i planning to ask him spray black for the fence also.. good idea?

Head and eyes spinning from reading too much LYN...

Go to the valley to see all deep longkang valleys..... lunch till 200...!!!

CYA in Cititel spa later for half boiled eggs.....

OF CUZ WEIRD....thats y i say CARBON STICKER...for the frill ownself buy can paint spray la...

at last caught up with v16...

Let's wait for the rest for to reply sin lo..

p/s : u spray for me lo.. i cheapskate

Dun mention Air Asia liao.. ban them already I rather pay more for Mas.

AA check in need RM10, call them to complain... they charge you RM1.99 per minute and make u hold 15 minute, i wouldnt be surprise one day you wan go toilet in the plane they ask you to put in 2 x 50cents coin to open door.

Geng n reeeccchhhh! Bt i Still cant accept it kemek like that... ><How's the condition of the hilux??
tiew that rainbow pen... Anything also he hv de... >< if order at rainbow pen, maybe I can help u alll take.. Cos my office is 15 mins from thr shop only.... I'll b going to kl next week.

Like that also airbag take keluar?! I saw before in Bangsar one perodua Kembara wheel masuk lubang in the middle of road... airbag keluar.

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Added on December 16, 2011, 12:32 pmSiao wan these people.. I thouht today Ino work very free... so many people more free then me

This post has been edited by MeToo: Dec 16 2011, 12:32 PM

Front grille! I interested!

How much was it again mate....?

Lol... Online check in free ma.. summr easy...
That check in is to catch reecchhh ppl that pretend to b cheapskates de...

This post has been edited by ngjx: Dec 16 2011, 12:34 PM

Make sure you bring our spa virgin go together ok??

can can..u pay for the can spray rm7 ...i cheapJING MA


good good...save rm20......

Car owners losing a fortune

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Malaysians spending millions to repair defective vehicles, says consumer group

According to the National Consumer Complaints Centre, Malaysians are spending an average of RM76 million annually to repair their vehicles.
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MALAYSIANS have been forking out an average of RM76 million over the past three years to tend to defective vehicles, the National Consumer Complaints Centre (NCCC) revealed.
What's worse is that the amount -- spent to repair defects, pay service charges and purchase spare parts -- keeps rising every year, based on the centre's statistics.
This year is no different, with an estimated RM80 million spent between January and July alone.
NCCC senior manager M. Matheevani said yesterday the centre had not ruled out the possibility of it going above RM100 million for the entire year.
The figure, like the potential losses recorded since 2009, is derived from the number of complaints the centre handles.
For the first half of this year, the centre received 2,023 complaints.
Last year, NCCC recorded 2,244 complaints and potential losses of up to RM90 million, while in 2009, the centre received 1,314 complaints which saw estimated losses of RM52 million.
Manufacturing defects are a major complaint, one which also topped the list last year.
Overheating engines, breakdowns and substandard accessories and spare parts in new cars fall under this category.
Consumers also bemoan the supply of faulty spare parts, the use of cloned ones, the unavailability of such parts and their exorbitant prices.

Matheevani said the increase in complaints against the automobile industry was due to an increase in the number of Malaysians owning vehicles.
This, she said, could be attributed to the poor public transport service, which had contributed to more people purchasing cars for convenience.
"The rise in complaints is also due to the fact that the country does not have a redress, or recall mechanism. Right now, only the automobile industry has the decision-making powers in handling disputes.
"The outcomes will tend to favour the industry.
"Most people don't know their rights, nor are they technically competent."
She said because of this, the centre was pushing for an independent body, made up of industry experts, regulators and consumer bodies, to hear cases so that consumers would be treated fairly.
Matheevani said this would also reduce the backlog of automobile complaints.
She added that more than 90 per cent of consumers could not afford to take legal action against the automobile industry as the process was costly.
"The consumer will have to live with the defects or sell his vehicle at a lower price to a used car dealer."
The automobile industry, said Matheevani, should not be worried about admitting defects. In the long run, it would strengthen trust between consumers and the brand name as the former would feel that the company was being responsible, she added.


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