It depends, can you give us your monthly expenditure in THB and other commitments in IDR?

Why specifically that car?
Who is using the car when most of the time, you are in SG?

You from JB? If yes then maybe still can, if not then how often will u even balik kampung to drive it lol

If JB then still OK I guess. I left my proton savvy back in KL when I came over to SG but end up it just rot cos i hardly ever went back.

It all depends to your needs and wants. To many others it may not be a good choice to splurge remaining of your salary on such car as it bend towards the high side. But then again self satisfaction can generate motivation, confidence and etc. To you it may even push you to work harder to pay for what you like....

So if the bank loan you that amount to buy that cars, it means you can afford it (at least from the bank POV).  Think it throughly yourself and decide. As adult worst case is that you make a bad decision and sell the car and make some loss... You can always work and earn back the money.

I'm curious, what car affordability calculation are you using there?
I've never heard of the 1/3rd rule for that

Loan approval is very different from affordability (in the financial planning sense)

Buy it, only if you stay in JB and work in SG. Stay inside, not worth buying any car. I used to have a superbike when i stay inside. In the end, its just collecting dust at my parents house. My dad and my bro afraid to ride it, even sometimes forgot to start it on weekly basis. Sell it off after that...

Bear in mind that SGD earner (without SPR) are considered as high risk person in the eyes of the bank. Because Work Pass Holders (WP, SP, EP) are replaceable by Singapore based company. They can terminate or won't renew your contract as they like.

And the banks calculate your income based on x2.6 only. They didn't convert it based on current exchange rate. Meaning if SGD3k, they will calculate your income is RM7800. This is what my banker told me when i wanted to purchase my house back then.

Its up to you lor. I only have a B segment car and a PR1MA Apartment after years working in SG.

Better save something before things get worst. Have learnt the hard way during the covid days...

How much you expect to pay per month and how much savings you have right now? I think this 2 will decide whether you're comfortable at buying it. Let's say if you lose job, do you give up your room in SG? If you were to continue paying rent in SG while looking for a job and at the same time having to pay for the car. How long can your savings last?

If you're from JB, it may still make sense. I worked in SG for 8+ years but I'm from East Malaysia. Never even thought about buying a car knowing that I won't be touching it even once a month.

Other than that, I don't have so much desire for cars and other things. Prefer to keep cash haha.

i think topped up a bit get Honda Civic Type R better. i mean if u plan to impress with a limited budget. just saying.

If you're asking if you can buy the car, the answer is yes.

If you're asking if you should buy the car, the answer is no.

Few things to consider:
1. 1/3 of monthly income is way too much for a car, way too much. Sure, a bank will grant this but it not advisable. My personal rule of thumb is 20/30% of annual income so for you that would mean a car that costs anywhere between RM24k and RM36k

2. Not going to comment on your personal motivations but I don't think buying a car to attract a partner is the right way to go. You're essentially selling a higher quality of life than you can truthfully offer. Starting the relationship on this front will be risky because you've set a certain expectation that you won't be able to meet. You won't be able to afford the fancy holidays or nice meals that come with attracting someone from a materialistic perspective. You're also only 28 - that's in no way old. No point going after someone who only sees you as a viable partner because of the car you drive. For the reasons mentioned, if you're attracting this person on materialistic grounds the other aspects of your relationship will also need to be built on those foundation so ask yourself honestly if you can afford that as well?

3. If you can truly put RM4k aside each month, think of what income generating asset you can put that in. Doesn't have to be property as that requires constant cash flow and if you're worried about job security this might not be viable. There are plenty of other places to put that money and maybe after two or three years once you've saved a fair amount and grown your salary from $3k to $4/5k you can start to consider getting a car if that is something that is important to you. I still wouldn't but that's a personal choice.

Not sure where to post this so figured this was the proper place to post it.

So just started working at SG a few weeks ago, and currently company is providing a work mobile with a plan (M1 with device), but only has 17GB(?) from what I can see in the M1 app, I can't access much unfortunately due to the M1 app requiring M1 ID to view any bills for the plans etc. And I use data for vids and stuff when I'm on the go so I've already used a good amount of the monthly quota quite fast.. 

So I plan to purchase my own plan, what route is currently my best choice? (Lowest possible price with most amount of data, 4G/5G doesn't matter but if there's 5G support for the SIM I won't complain  )
Singtel Hi! Prepaid SIM and Port out after to other carrier such as Heya, GIGA, or Maxx etc? Or just go straight to the subsidiaries carrier?
As the main plan is M1, so I'd like to preferably have another carrier other than M1/M1 subsidiaries to just make sure the coverage is half decent when M1 doesn't work as well.

Also my WP card will be arriving in 2 days so that's probably what I'll be using to get a new plan, either that or I use my passport for now.

Would appreciate any advice from fellow sifus. 

Be rich.

That’s a start

Find your own way to be rich and not ask random strangers in an online forum like LYN

Asking this question from anoymous strangers in an online forum - ask yourself if you will receive proper answers.

Alamak bang. Don't be tooo harsh la. Bagi sikit sikit sudah la...

There's no harshness whatsoever.

Just don't expect LYN to be an aunt agony advisory column. We are here to TCSS and not play pop counsellor roles.

Ahh how nice it is to be young and foolish all over again 
Having more money / earning power will indeed provide better success in the dating scene, but not the way you think

Also this is the first time I've seen someone earn in Singapore, convert it to MYR, then benchmark against the Malaysia national average to convince himself he's Top 20

Well you can go check out the salary thread in lowyat. There is a bunch of people doing that now.