Mar 17 2010, 07:45 AM
QUOTE(ycs @ Mar 16 2010, 11:09 PM)
sorry to read about your problems. as far as i know, car manufacturers never replace a "defective" car with a new one. they always try repair, repair, repair until either fixed or no more warranty.
buying new car or new house can be problematic cos we pay full before receive the goods and got no consumer law protection at all.
so buyer beware always and everywhere.
You are wrong. There cases in which customers sued and got new cars. The thing is, user must bring it up to the court and media. Then only they'll take action. There has been successful cases of such incident where customers has been replaced with new cars. If u keep quiet, tidak apa attitude, sure kena cheat from big companies.buying new car or new house can be problematic cos we pay full before receive the goods and got no consumer law protection at all.
so buyer beware always and everywhere.
http://www.nccc.org.my/v2/index.php/aduan-...new-proton-savy
Even Proton do that. Toyota cannot? Sure more money than Proton...i'm sure they'll wanna settle out of court once kena served with an order to appear in court.....kasi diam diam...Toyota too much bad reps recently.
This post has been edited by Matrix: Mar 17 2010, 07:48 AM
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Car feeling floaty at 100 km/h... lol. I'm driving 100+ on normal roads also no problem. 
130 on the highway felt perfectly stable too. Difference between European and Indonesian car. 
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