Not cheap wor! Still not yet add installation...   I did mine but 1 year warranty oni. Still cheaper with installation..

Hi bro, mc for 1 month edi.. Recovering.. Fractured at my right pergelangan tangan

Thanx.. Did u bring d dumbell i asked?

u 3 have something in common with ur avatar..... but i dunno how to describe

GB for HID Set from Eric18 (Grade A)
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1625308
he will be coming to 32 square on friday 08/03/2013 tentative. Have not nego for group buy discount but im pretty sure we can get a good price. the price stated is for single buy only for now. lets get the numbers in then ask how much we can get

nick	Colour Temp	ballast type	small light (rm15	installation (rm25)
mikehuan	4300K	slim	yes	yes

Yes, that is one of the many assumptions. My summary was "low RV is offset by low purchase price". It's obvious that when both cars have the same purchase price but one have lower RV, then there's no need calculate anything. But note that the calculation is based on historical figures thus like all other financial estimates, does not predict future values. A safe disclaimer

Like I said, the point of considering RV is to manage/minimize your liabilities/losses. Financial prudence is about managing both the positives (assets/gains) and negatives (liabilities/losses). Like it or not, RV is a real issue. Middle income buyers in developed countries also look at RV as a factor. You'll see reviewers mentioning RV as as plus/minus points.

By cruching some numbers, you can estimate if the loss is "substantial enough" to stop you from buying the car you're eyeing. The question is then, are you willing to take the financial loss considering what you gain (e.g. safer, better ride) from a lower RV car? I think  having a rough figure is better than to brush of RV just like that. Unless you love the car so much, or too rich to care. 

Maybe next time I'll try to calculate Merc vs. Volvo or Audi vs. Bimmer. In these cases, RV may even play a role even though buyers of the cars above are not exactly poor.