https://www.carlist.my/used-cars/2024-proto...60?carsome=true

You bought already?

No need yet as of now. Still driving my Preve.

Your preve maintenance cost ok?

Makan minyak?


https://www.carlist.my/used-cars/2019-proto...arking/19107441

RM 20,000


Cheap

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jul 3 2026, 10:10 PM

Manual car. Practically bullet proof & cheap to maintain.

Do you mean preve very hard body?

Not makan minyak?

I meant the engine & gearbox. Can be whacked & still won't easily break down. The body is heavy so mpg is not too good. But I live in Seremban & rarely drive out. Mostly out & about on my bike so things are still highly practical for me.

Is it heavy than toyota and honda?

Yes for the same body class. It would be the Altis & Civic.

2024 used car S70 RM60K ?

Why not get new one 2026 cost is RM68K only, with 4 pots.

2023,2024,2025 Proton S70 Variant	Price (RM)
Executive	73,800
Premium	79,800
Flagship	89,800
Flagship X	94,800

2026 Proton S70 1.5TD Executive – RM68,800
2026 Proton S70 1.5TD Premium – RM74,800
2026 Proton S70 1.5TD Flagship – RM84,800
2026 Proton S70 1.5TD Flagship X – RM89,800


All variant cheaper RM 5000 around !!!!!




Wow

Like this old proton s70 2025 all rugi liao


Straight away lower price wor

Proton gila


Thats why second hand price low ?

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Jul 4 2026, 11:52 AM

RM5k difference won't effect previous buyer as it's not a huge price cut anyway

Second hand price low not because of proton itself, other manufacturers from china flooded the market with attractive price with premium stuff

So you mean because China car brands like BYD, Chery, Jaecoo, and GWM are flooding the market with premium specs (like 360 cameras, sunroofs, and advanced safety tech) at such low prices, it creates a 'used car trap'?


But does honda,toyota,nissan,mazda malaysia second hand market kena affected?

Here what's the google ai mentioned

Used car prices in Malaysia are dropping due to aggressive new car price wars, with massive discounts on EVs and popular models. Buyers increasingly face tightened loan approvals and economic uncertainty. Consequently, inventory has surged, pushing used values down as they adjust for overinflated previous years.Used car values are depreciating across the Malaysian market for several key reasons:New Car Price Wars: Aggressive pricing from Chinese brands (e.g., BYD, Chery, Zeekr) and heavy rebates from legacy makers (e.g., Honda, Tesla) have made new cars more affordable. This has forced older, used models to adjust downward in value to remain competitive.Shifting EV Policies: The expiry of prior tax exemptions for EVs has caused demand to fluctuate. Combined with new road tax structures, the resale values of older EVs and imported models have seen significant corrections.Stricter Financing: With higher living costs and more stringent loan approvals, used car buyers are highly value-conscious. Dealerships are facing inventory losses, which has resulted in steeper discounts for buyers.Calculation of Car Loans: The transition to the reducing balance method for car loans in Malaysia has given buyers more leverage, changing how depreciation and loan interest are calculated.