betul jugak. So why not u non meleis stop buying these imported cars for 5 years see what happen?

if meleis can boikot mcd starbucks blah3, i believe the non meleis can too
no need to buy local as in malaysian cars. Buy cars made in asean, no need AP right?

only vios is god car. Others can go dai

hmm thats the problem. So how? waiting for the gomen to reduce the price gonna take forever as long as BN is in charge, and as long as kampung ppl exist, i think BN will continue to be in control

i dunno, maybe PR got some other tricks. As long as they are not in control, nobody knows what could happen

No need. Most of them support BN anyway.

Who knows, maybe there won't even be any negotiations if a PR government is in place.  Just scrap the AP system.   

A PR government would be kind of a populist young government.  They will do what makes the rakyat happy.  And doing away with the AP will make the rakyat very happy.

But of course they would need to find ways to cover the shortfall in income.  This, we expect them to do by cutting down on losses and leakages that are prone to the current BN government.

one way to solve it is public tender and lottery selection/quota system for used imported cars eg.from Japan (to determine supply & demand)

and imposed only brand principal to be sole importer eg. Toyota Malaysia handle used recond Toyota cars from Japan or other countries (and to provide official warranty, parts, services etc)

ahhhh MITI....simple things like this also cannot think kah

Maybe no need.  Just cut down on the songlap and corruption, maybe can already. 

They can start with the big ticket songlaps. 

That's a good place to start.

See Selangor?  Since coming into power, PR has greatly improved Selangor's finances.

the public tender lottery system in theory should inflate the price and must be directly bidded by individual buyers only

such barriers will help control the demand and supply for those who can afford it

making principal brand as sole importer will further curtail the market

if deemed too expensive, buyers relents and buy local CKD units lah

It's like fishing. Small ones, not worth the time.  Go for the big ones first. 

Imagine, no NFC, no PKFZ, no Puspahanas, etc. etc. 

Good that things are getting cleaned up, right?  Even the small ones. 

An illegal extension is what it is - illegal.  Those owners think they can get away with it but now are paying for it.  Serve them right.

BN also going after those people lah.  Heck, there are some people I also would like to report.  Got one dungu built an extension in the back lane, so much so access by emergency vehicles like fire engines is affected. 

PR better not be populist to the extent that they close one eye to wrongdoings.

Good for the country, if kopi money cannot settle.   

I don't give bribes.  If I am going to get fined or whatever, so be it.  Not going to buy myself out of trouble.

Yes, if they look at all the pros and cons, I think they can live without corruption.  LOL

i guess most of us that support for PR will agree that in order to have a better future for our country , courruption is the first thing to solve , and if that means we cant give kopi money anymroe , so be it . its about long term .  Not like some quarter who juz so short sighted and giving support although current government just giving them a little sweets and they sembah them like god dyy

typical BN fag spotted , well if PR really taken over and they wipe out all the bribery so be it , i dont mind not paying bribe at all . We as the middle class civilian has to do what we have to do to survive in this harsh unequal country set up with so many tongkats to the certain race .
Well i understand that if i have an advantage (tongkat) i wouldnt like to let it go too , but then see what it does to malaysia in the long run ?
Damn it our GDP used to be on par with hong kong and korea but see where we are now ? corruption is so deep we are in top 10 of d most corrupted country in this world .
well i m going for lunch now
have fun lol

ya terasa , just like u .
haha admit the tongkat and no shame about it

MAA today announced the Total Industry Volume achieved in 2013 – essentially how many cars were sold in Malaysia last year. The grand figure has come up to 655,793 motor vehicles, which is a new record and represents a 4.5% growth over 2012′s 627,753 motor vehicles and ahead of MAA’s initial TIV forecast which was 640,000 motor vehicles.

The 655,793 number consisted of 576,657 passenger vehicles and 79,136 commercial vehicles, an increase of 4.4% and 4.7% over 2012 numbers respectively.