Hi guys kinda busy during this period.

Anyway, I do think that anyone wanting to buy a car during this period should just wait until January proper thus when registering the car eventhough it is a made in 2013 car but registered in 2014, it is still better than getting a made in 2013 and registered in 2013 car when you're going to sell it down the road in 7/9 years time.

I've thought up some great content on this subject, though haven't decided on...

1. the name of the project
2. domain name....hows www.carTCSS.com?
3. platform, i.e. facebook, blog, etc.

tq bro!
apparently to some its shit

dun think its nuked, just locked.

the car card is the key.

Hi guys!

I'm starting my own blog on this topic here so please support.

If you guys/girls have any questions you can always PM me, the ones I think are good I'll put them on the blog.

Blogs allows for better indexing and no thread limits so easier for you guys to navigate around for the information you need eventhough the article is old.

I'll still glance through here but won't be so active as I'm quite busy with a few new projects.

Do also check out and support Speedfest 2014: Underground! another one of my projects in 2014.

lu ada skill x?
power sliding botak tires not drifting

7-speed disaster waiting to happen

short answer: civic

whoah! i cannot claim that later sure kena kutuk ke Antarctica tanam kangkung
<---- where my siggy liddis wan?

the engine and DSG failure is most often reported on the 1.4 twincharger with 7speed dsg dry clutch

of course cannot, need to driver Proton Kangdana V6

i was thinking the picture is kopitiam some guys talking and blow water

how much car allowance you getting?
one lump sum?
try not to spend more than this amount when you buy a car you won't over burden yourself.

if your company giving you rm300 car allowance then your monthly repayment should be less than twice that amount.
so you're basically top-up rm300 from your own pocket.
don't put fuel, parking and toll claims into that equation because that is just reimbursement from what you have already spent.
yes, you do "earn" abit from mileage but that depends on driving habits.
think of it this way, whatever you get extra from mileage every month you need to keep for car maintenance which is about 100-250 depending on car model.
you need to spend that extra you earn from mileage every 1 and a half month because you're doing 2500km per month, most cars need service every 3000-5000km.

of course u can over stretch yourself.
get a nice car, repayment about 1000.
but thats alot more than 300 the company paying you.
you need to topup 2x the amount.
then need to fork out more for maintenance.

thanks for the support bro.
i've got a few more articles uncompleted.
really behind schedule

clearly this guy never read my blog

same thing bro.
market value minus dealer want to earn how much

eg.
your car market value rm45k
minimum he wanna earn is 5k if he no need to touch up
of course if he smells u r easy to cheat straight away open price 29k say now market bad, nobody want this model, take it or leave it.
he and new car SA will play you for a fool
in the end you lose they both earn

picanto ah?
long story short

1. no power
2. fuel guzzler
3. cramp
4. ugly
5. no resale value
6. spare parts an issue
7. safety aspect better than kancil/kelisa/kenari/viva....about same as alza/myvi

latest one.....i dunno didn't really think much of it....always safer choice to go wif japs.

high mileage.

not worth it.
why not consider sylphy?

don't be a fool to follow toyota blindly.
if you're selling to 3rd hand RV doesn't really matter much since you're already buying at 70k, how much you think you can sell on after you finish the loan in 5-9 years time?
buy toyota's for RV if you're buying new/recon.

sylphy is a good buy because you can get 2010/2011 cars with your budget.
maintenance and reliability equal to toyota without the high resale value so used car punters like you can get some good deals.
you can check if you got a MUV in jb or not.

usually yes

depends on budget and age.
if you're buying a used 2010 pajero vgt at 90k you expect it to be near mint condition.

if you're buying a used 2004 nissan sentra the expectations should be lowered.

imagine it this way.
in two years it is going to be a 10 year old car.
best get something like a nissan sylphy with the same budget which is either 2010/2011 year make/register.

cant tell without driving and looking around.

new car?
better pick new honda city or jazz.

thanks for helping me promote