those that say 'can' because they want your buck.

but no it is not 'allowed'. There was a 'way' previously but authorities has been eyeing their operandi.



*you may ask why is it not allowed?

it has something to do with protection on the local market + several reasons. Many SG cars are generally quite 'low mileage in a way'. The SG LTA made sure cars over a certain number of years are....well, not worth while to keep, just $$$. (while there are those who still wanna keep certain classics)



This post has been edited by koolspyda: Mar 27 2013, 05:11 PM

i presumed TS is looking/hoping to register (legalise) it on malaysian roads.

if its 'track car' or 'off road' then...

This post has been edited by koolspyda: Mar 27 2013, 09:44 PM

It's is your money.

If it gets confiscated, it's your car. Of course the seller has your money by then .

That's life

I suppose it's pretty ok for track car, as long it is not seen on the road.

Mind you, polis & JPJ are 'online' shared info (if I'm not mistaken)

Sometimes they hang out at Sunway industrial area. (Ronda-Ronda) My friends car was stopped for routine check. His was legit car, he took his brothers car to sent for service in that area as his brother was outstation.

Just tapping onto their on board system, they can see the details & who's car it is registered /make.

Since his was a actual legit car, they let him go.

As I said, track cars weren't supposed to be driven on public roads. I think leaving it on track is perfectly fine.