[leweeyap]

anyone know when the ckd passat ready to deliver to customer if we book it now?thanks.

[br1]

Citroen are a labour of love. Adding the cost of the cars to cost of spare parts and servicing (you are going to need a lot of those) makes owning a Citroen in Malaysia a heart over head kind of decision.

Once driven it - the owner dont mind, if not jap cars are still the best choices for it proven lowest maintainence costs - no doubt about it, but the no pleasure of driving it & enjoyment.

[scenic]

Let the one who buys the new Camry and let's see whether he drives his new Camry like those old Sagas and Wiras or not to run over potholes ? Some people just like to talk kock just to nick on something to saying something out of nothing.

[br1]

Let the one who buys the new Camry and let's see whether he drives his new Camry like those old Sagas and Wiras or not to run over potholes ? Some people just like to talk kock just to nick on something to saying something out of nothing.

why the world do they need to go over potholes? drive in perfect good road even taking a longer route to enjoy the longer time in the car? even lembu and fara also dont and cannot run on pot holed roads., but maybe camry can?

[tiganasfx]

Citroen are a labour of love. Adding the cost of the cars to cost of spare parts and servicing (you are going to need a lot of those) makes owning a Citroen in Malaysia a heart over head kind of decision.

Well the ZX was not too bad but the Xsara was bad.

[roocarroll]

Well the ZX was not too bad but the Xsara was bad.

Where I come from, Citroens have a terrible reputation for reliability. That said, you can always get lucky with an unreliable brand or get unlucky with a reliable brand. I drove a Proton here for 5 years and had no problems (apart from the windows).

Peugeot have a slightly better reputation but you'll see that the top selling cars in the UK are usually German (or mostly German). Vauxhall = Opel (German). Ford (made in Germany).

In recent times, the Japs haven't been keeping up and the Europeans (particularly the Germans) have filled the gap with better tech and diesel engines.

http://www.guardian....selling-cars-uk

[samt81]

anyone know when the ckd passat ready to deliver to customer if we book it now?thanks.

July or august.

[leweeyap]

July or august.

Wah...need to wait another 3-4 mths....i tot its available now coz has been launching by PM...

[opgw911]

Citroen are a labour of love. Adding the cost of the cars to cost of spare parts and servicing (you are going to need a lot of those) makes owning a Citroen in Malaysia a heart over head kind of decision.

Have you been driving a Citroen car before? If yes, then you are one of those who bought it, if not, dont just comment based on hear say hear say .....

I owned citroen, peugeot, honda, toyota ..... seriously, japanese car especially from toyota is a day light robbery....low spec, high price. I regretted about selling off my camry (5gen), because the upcoming 7th generation also featuring the same engine adn gear box but price increase as well as fully CKD......otherwise, the 10 years old camry would have the same engine and gearbox as the latest one....so, technically it is not that dated as well.....

[opgw911]

Where I come from, Citroens have a terrible reputation for reliability. That said, you can always get lucky with an unreliable brand or get unlucky with a reliable brand. I drove a Proton here for 5 years and had no problems (apart from the windows).

Peugeot have a slightly better reputation but you'll see that the top selling cars in the UK are usually German (or mostly German). Vauxhall = Opel (German). Ford (made in Germany).

In recent times, the Japs haven't been keeping up and the Europeans (particularly the Germans) have filled the gap with better tech and diesel engines.

http://www.guardian....selling-cars-uk

Yah, no problem doesnt mean a lot of things...it is also about what you get....when there is nothing in it, the chances of problem is less of course. secondly, when you buy a huge house vs a small house, practically the small house would give you less problem, because you have less equipment, less area, less piping, less electrical adn electronics, etc.

Unless you are just looking for a car for transporting you from A to B, then you dont even need a proton...perhaps a cheaper perodua can do......some people have more expectation on car...it is not right or wrong, it is their own preference and the way they spend their money...