kalau rumah awak dekat , saya recommend
Mazda 4S , Mazda 6 2.0L Sedan
Honda 4S , Civic e:HEV 2.0L RS
Toyota 4S , Corolla Cross Hybrid Electric

yang penting 4S dekat dengan rumah awak dan cari SA yang betul2 boleh berkawan supaya berbaloi warranty kereta baru senang claim.

Mazda 6 nice car tapi harga agak mahal , cuba minta rebate tinggi .
kalau Continental car mau kena ada 300K , tak recommend recond .

Petrol price increase is imminent. People will have to learn to live without subsidies like it or not.

This post has been edited by TOMEI-R: Jun 23 2024, 05:17 PM

BYD Seal Premium for Sedan

Peugeot 408 GT for Crossover.

This post has been edited by Boy96: Jun 24 2024, 03:43 AM

So if petrol price goes up, you are not going to buy a car and walking instead?

The correct answer should be, if you need a car now, now go buy a more fuel efficient car

Optima GT bruh..

+1

These two also happens to be among the newest models launched this year in 2024 at that budget

Anyway for TS, these videos are for your reference





If you feel like you are at a zoo , I don't blame you as it is like watching big cat fighting small cat and fighting a sea creature

This post has been edited by EnergyAnalyst: Jun 25 2024, 06:52 AM

People who worry about 5-digit maintenance cost per annum, should just drive a B segment car. They are somewhat more reliable, lower cost to maintain and cheaper parts. Never buy a car that you can't afford to maintain or worry about a big repair bill. Period.

Don't buy a car if any unexpected repairs mean using up your credit limit on your card, means defaulting on car payment or house payment. Don't buy a car if and when subsidies get taken away, then complain not enough money for fuel, like I've been seeing on some diesel vehicle owners. A friend decided to just keep the pickup at home and ride a bike instead.

I had a weekend car E90 M3 previously, RM6k for yearly road tax, spending 5 digits per annum to replace wear and tear parts and upgrades, being a 2009 vehicle. Pumped RON100 at Petron to give my V8 the best. Sold it off not because of the cost to run it, but because Malaysian roads no longer give me joy to drive on. There's only so much time I have to go on Genting runs during weekends.

Sure, when getting a 5-digit repair bill sure sakit hati lah ... but, next day just move on and enjoy the car. If kena once or twice then balls shrink and want to sell, then don't buy such cars.

My opinion and how I personally practice. To each their own.