BREAK : CHINA TOYOTA 2024 1.5 corolla RM45k, with up to 20k incentive Upon trade in
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 Dec 20 2024, 03:03 AM
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Chinese consumers are turning to Chinese EV because better. Better fuel, better ride. So Japanese cars no more popular, that's why prices dropped so much. Imagine, you realise you need less than half the cost to run the car every month.
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Dec 20 2024, 02:54 PM
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QUOTE(lurkingaround @ Dec 20 2024, 02:07 PM) . Anehneh you so outdated. 😅Fyi, ie many CCP China BEV cars are not safe to drive in terms of NCAP Rating, besides being like time-bombs or spontaneous explosives. Also, many CCP China products are poor quality, not safe and are fake/copies, eg fake milk, fake beef, gutter oil, toxic foods/drinks, fake walls, fake grass, fake tablets/microSD cards, fake iPhones, etc, ....... https://afma.org.au/neta-v-rated-0-stars-di...ays-asean-ncap/ - NETA V rated 0 stars, “disappointing performance” says ASEAN NCAP - Dec 2024 The NETA V was rated 0 stars by the ASEAN NCAP during its safety test last November 2024. NETA V, also known as the NETA Aya, was released by electric vehicle company, NETA Auto in 2020. Tested at Malaysia’s MIROS Provisional CRASE Crash Centre, this EV was the first to receive a 0-star rating under the organisation’s 2021-2025 protocol. Currently, the vehicle is available in Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia, and Thailand. ... .  |
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