QUOTE(andrewyu2005 @ Jul 5 2016, 09:42 PM)
Ahahhahah you are just similar to the woman that i have just post.Anyway,what proton car are you driving. I think you are driving satria since
you like it.
No dont own a satria... told you a picture of my car is my used as my fb cover. you are just similar to digilife too. Yes anyway, i will buy a secondhand proton cars because i find out it is cheaper and it is easier to find it in miri.
So can you please help me to find proton waja cps or 4g18.send it to me with the link in the description.Because my dad say it is cheaper and scold me if buy iriz 1.6 exec mt lol, no. also, i never did scold people for buying 'more expensive' cars, otherwise i would just tell everyone to walk or take the buswhats up with the girl's pic anyway..... y u kacau orang lain......
QUOTE(matrix88 @ Jul 5 2016, 07:33 PM)
guys,
what do you all think of Honda CRV year 2007-2010 second hand, is it a good car? any common problem?
nah proven car, someone else asked about this car a few pages back
*let me find the old replies, am lazy and just gona simply copy n paste so might look abit weird*
QUOTE(lsm1991 @ Jun 30 2016, 04:11 PM)
Vehicles that fit the bill perfectly.Honda CRV (from your pick)
-its found everywhere on our roads, parts are no issue all in all, a proven car.
Nissan X-Trail
-also a solid car, less common but reliable nonetheless
vehicles that kinda miss it by abit (this bunch are on the luxurious side)
Nissan Murano
-nice car, only issue? 2.5L tax~
Harrier
-also a nice car BUT the older 2.2L models are pretty old and looking abit dated now and the newer 2.5L models are nicer looking but cost quite abit more
(correction, newer models are 2.4 not 2.5)+both cars are very reliable and are basically mechanically speaking, bulletproof... luxury cars
-both cars do drink fuel rolling around in town
cars that i dont think you should consider BUT because i like to pop up with silly ideas that only appeal to me, let me throw in these 2 (jangan marah saya, i just really like these 2)Toyota Caldina
Mitsubishi Airtrek
+both are 2.0L turbo vehicles, both very powerful, both sport oriented
+both share many parts in its others in their respective families....
-unfortunately they can cost abit to maintain cause... power and budget never go hand in hand
-yeah turbos~ u did mention na but i like power
QUOTE(zenix @ Jun 30 2016, 11:45 PM)
2010 Nissan Dualis - usually Nissan X-Trail would be a good choice but let's think outside the box abit, I know it is for old folks but you don't need to get them that boxy old folks looking car, you can opt for its JDM brother the Dualis. It is a JDM model so of course the build quality and materials used are better than the ones in the X-Trail but the best part is under the skin parts like the engine, gearbox, aircon, all wheel drive system, etc. is the same so you don't need to worry about limited parts supply or buying expensive flown in from Japan parts, you can use the locally made parts for the X-trail. Of course they don't look the same so if in the future an accident occurs getting body panel parts might not be as cheap but if an accident usually can claim insurance or 3rd party so I don't think that's a problem as long as your maintenance and upkeep is cheap that matters more.
2009 Toyota Fortuner 2.7 - the only black spot about this car is the engine displace of 2700cc of which the roadtax would cost you RM1,000 per year. Other than that it is a rock solid car like any Toyota. In terms of size it is slightly bigger than the CRV but they're in the same class, I think the old folks would enjoy a bigger and more comfortable ride while they're exploring the country. It is pretty cheap to maintain and parts are cheap as the Fortuner/Hilux/Innova share many common components. The only thing is your'll need to buy extra black oil for the bigger engine.
Jul 4 2016, 02:09 PM
take a look, it will suddenly become apparent
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suddenly there's urgent need of extra car just to carry stuff so within my budget i can go for only 6k 
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oh wai 
. mechanically, lots are shared with the evo series and the gearbox is really lasak even if you want to push 400 or so hp. (from what i was told)
). Plan to start family next year, so looking for bigger and safer car. Looking at mudah several model caught my attention such as Preve, Vios, Inspira. Appreciate Sifu advice for low maintenance car and minimum problen.
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