But seriously state ur budget on how much u wanna spend for ur car, as well as how long u want to loan it. That will give us a better recommendation to ur needs.
need recommendation, buying new/2nd hand car, 300-500/month, wat car can get
need recommendation, buying new/2nd hand car, 300-500/month, wat car can get
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Jun 11 2007, 08:26 PM
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I think a 2nd hand kelisa will do the trick, for around 20k u can enjoy a easy to maintain and economical car which suits ur requirement.
But seriously state ur budget on how much u wanna spend for ur car, as well as how long u want to loan it. That will give us a better recommendation to ur needs. |
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Jun 11 2007, 09:45 PM
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RM500 X 12 X 5 (assuming u take 5 years) = RM30K++ (plus interest) which is decent for u to get a 2nd hand kelisa. Forget getting an 2nd hand japanese car as those cars will age 10yrs++ which is hard to obtain its loan, not to mention high interest rate.
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Jun 12 2007, 11:54 AM
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Just be caution when going for a 2nd hand waja. Those earlier batches of waja are the most problematic batches, with water leaking, power window problems and many more.
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