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Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Malaysia-today.net hacked!!!
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Toyota Vios TypeJ. Finally affordable.
Finally!!! We have an affordable Toyota Vios! Type J.
Toyota Vios 1.5J(AT) - RM73,525.00 [RM14,575 different compare to Type 1.5S]
Toyota Vios 1.5J(MT) - RM69,825.00 [RM18,275 different compare to Type 1.5S]
The Toyota Vios is very popular in Malaysia. However the price is quite high, although the price is high, the toyota vios were fully booked when launched. The styling, performance and safety of the toyota vios is just about the minimal levels of the continental cars. These minimal of features are enough to attract the Malaysian buyers with limited budget.
The Toyota Vios J type is so affordable now with maximum difference of RM18,275 compare with the toyota vios S type. Of cause, don't expect the same accessories you will get. The differences are:
The Toyota Vios's Price outside malaysia
anyone have it?
Toyota Vios 1.5J(AT) - RM73,525.00 [RM14,575 different compare to Type 1.5S]
Toyota Vios 1.5J(MT) - RM69,825.00 [RM18,275 different compare to Type 1.5S]
The Toyota Vios is very popular in Malaysia. However the price is quite high, although the price is high, the toyota vios were fully booked when launched. The styling, performance and safety of the toyota vios is just about the minimal levels of the continental cars. These minimal of features are enough to attract the Malaysian buyers with limited budget.
The Toyota Vios J type is so affordable now with maximum difference of RM18,275 compare with the toyota vios S type. Of cause, don't expect the same accessories you will get. The differences are:
| Toyota Vios 1.5 Type S/G/E | Toyota Vios 1.5 Type J | |
| Wheels | 15" alloy | 14" steel |
| Wing Mirrors | Electric Controlled | Manual |
| Fog lamps | Yes | No |
| SRS airbags | Yes | No |
| Seat Belts | Yes | Yes |
| Front Pretensioner & Force Limiter | Force Limiter + Pre Tensioner x 2(Driver/Passenger) | No |
| Engine | Same | Same |
| Brakes | Yes | Same |
| Front Brakes | Ventilated Disc | Ventilated Disc |
| Rear Brakes | Solid Disc | Drum |
| Wind Screen | Yes | Yes |
anyone have it?
Monday, June 30, 2008
When 20 minutes becomes 40 minutes. KTM Komuter!!!
The current fuel price in Malaysia is totally unacceptable for me to drive to work. The alternative way is to use the public transport. Arghhhh! Haiiii...... Shit! That's the reactions for everyone in Malaysia when you mention about the public transport.
I am using the KTM komuter to work for more than a month. What I have noticed is the KTM komuter train always late. The KTM komuter train can late from 10 minute to 50 minutes!
As stated in the KTM komuter webpage "The KTM Komuter is a fast and efficient public transport catering especially to commuters in Kuala Lumpur and the surrounding suburban areas. It is a popular mode of transportation for commuters working in Kuala Lumpur, as they can travel to the city without the hassle of traffic congestion."
"The KTM Komuter is a fast and efficient public transport......"
IT is slow and inefficient AND the KTM Komuter is always late!
"It is a popular mode of transportation for commuters"
It is not popular! Consumers just do not have choices!
I am using the KTM komuter to work for more than a month. What I have noticed is the KTM komuter train always late. The KTM komuter train can late from 10 minute to 50 minutes!
As stated in the KTM komuter webpage "The KTM Komuter is a fast and efficient public transport catering especially to commuters in Kuala Lumpur and the surrounding suburban areas. It is a popular mode of transportation for commuters working in Kuala Lumpur, as they can travel to the city without the hassle of traffic congestion."
"The KTM Komuter is a fast and efficient public transport......"
IT is slow and inefficient AND the KTM Komuter is always late!
"It is a popular mode of transportation for commuters"
It is not popular! Consumers just do not have choices!
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