you support foreign cars but where is the tax going to?

only idiot buys proton....

ayam bought proton..


ayam idiot

lol singapore even harder to own a car right now

yayaya! if in singapore u drive proton or perodua u got class maa...not everybody can buy a car here...here we buy latest gadget in the market with the most fastest LTE network and uses MRT n bus for travelling...hehehe

Let u in on a little secret: Foreign carmakers does not give a sh!t whether you support them. the good ones can hardly sell; The ones that can sell, no other countries want and is dumped here.

Marketing: We have a supporter in Malaysia!
CEO: Fnck him, let's talk about the US and China market.

Yes, pls move to a country that they actually care about.

This post has been edited by dares: Apr 4 2013, 11:53 AM

Ever considered some people don't want their own property? A friend drives an S5 and lives in a 2 room flat IIRC. Very expensive kitchen (came with the flat) and furniture (his own... I believe his dining table can almost buy a car for). He seems to be happy with that. I'd be. Having your own property is so troublesome, especially if you don't live in there. And young professionals may have to relocate all the time. So what use is a house that ties you down?

I don't give much about brand. Or rather, what is more important to me is to drive something not everyone drives, and of course it has to be good. In Germany I'd like to drive a Preve. Only Preve there is, that would be nice. Or a hearse (too expensive though). But Toyota over there has a poor image, it instantly makes you 20 years older

Can't blame Armani wearers driving Myvi... Some may be forced to do so by their boss. Basically don't look at people and assume you know who they are. They may have different priorities, or other reasons.

Isn't it a good thing in Malaysia to keep a low profile? Less likely to be robbed...

This post has been edited by kadajawi: Apr 4 2013, 12:16 PM

lets create a topic for you to tell us what car u drive, how much your house worth, and how much is your salary

If you are robbed, means you are high class

Yup, the problem here @darkcity is your prejudice. Then you call them butthurt some more. You have to realize that some choose proton not because cannot afford or low class. Even for someone high class like me (walao weh), given the choice, I'd pick the Inspira over Vios/Cruze/Forte. If it comes this, due to your insistance on class, then I have to say something about the Cruze (one of @darkcity's car), Chevy Cruze is a true sheep. Garang face (esp. the SE version) but underpowered, so-so handling, korean pretending to be conti. Inspira better.

i just ask my boss regarding this..u know what he sez?

if i drive bmw n using fake LV...what do u think?
- wahhh that LV he use almost 10k wohh!

if i drive myvi n using ori LV...what do u think?
- aiyo! that LV must be pasar malam one...

i just ask my boss regarding this..u know what he sez?

if i drive bmw n using fake LV...what do u think?
- wahhh that LV he use almost 10k wohh!

if i drive myvi n using ori LV...what do u think?
- aiyo! that LV must be pasar malam one...

Haha. I couldn't give less if I'm high class or not. I am who I am.

BTW. IMHO people who judge others as high or low class depending on what car are low class people. No matter how much they own.

While I don't think that it is smart to drive an old lousy car because you are stingy, even though you can afford something better, that is your own choice, and the only thing it may say is that you are stingy or scared of being robbed.

Among road side break down cars, proton is more than others, even against perodua or Toyota only.
So more owner more problem doesn't really explain all,
although owner is also the one to blame for not doing maintanance on schedule, the failure rate is significantly higher against it's competitors

Not to forget, Proton's service attitude is still a big problem.