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I love my current car but at the same time I wanted a new car. Is there any way that I can transfer my car to a Malaysia registered car?

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If you getting a new car just park your old car at Plentong Giant.

 

They will take the car away and fix all the parts to a Malaysian

 

registered car. Especially Vios and Altis. Just get the bus back.  [thumbsup]

 

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What do you want to do with your old car? Continue driving or just keep?

 

Continue driving then your only choice is renew COE. If you just want to keep it around I think you can deregister and not scrap it. Just need to take out engine and some other parts I believe.

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I want to transfer that to my Friend in Malaysia :) it still can continue to run for many years there.

 

Then your only option is to deregister and export. But export to Malaysia is very complicated one.

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I want to transfer that to my Friend in Malaysia :) it still can continue to run for many years there.

 

no legal to do it as a registered road car. Ok for off-road (I,e, track car)

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Then your only option is to deregister and export. But export to Malaysia is very complicated one.

Sounds like it. Any way I can get more info on that?
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Sounds like it. Any way I can get more info on that?

M'sia won't allowed Cars older than 3 years to be import......If can,my friend will buy my Rover75 in 2009,my car is in mint condition,only 38,000km.

Then your only option is to deregister and export. But export to Malaysia is very complicated one.

Except your Car is those Mint Condtion Rolls Royce or Ferrari..then worth the job,if just a B&B car....then forget it

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From LTA, they allow export to Malaysia:

 

https://www.onemotoring.com.sg/content/onemotoring/en/lta_information_guidelines/de_register_a_vehicle/de-register/exporting_of_vehicle.html

 

However it seems like it's the Malaysia side that is troublesome. Got a lot of requirements and paperwork, and also possibly need to pay a lot of taxes:

 

http://www.simbashipping.com/shipping-destinations/malaysia/rules-and-regulations/

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From LTA, they allow export to Malaysia:

 

https://www.onemotoring.com.sg/content/onemotoring/en/lta_information_guidelines/de_register_a_vehicle/de-register/exporting_of_vehicle.html

 

However it seems like it's the Malaysia side that is troublesome. Got a lot of requirements and paperwork, and also possibly need to pay a lot of taxes:

 

http://www.simbashipping.com/shipping-destinations/malaysia/rules-and-regulations/

Not only Taxes,taxes is for cars less than 3 Years Old,Huge amount of "Coffee $$$",is needed for such old cars,that is why i said only only Mint Conition Luxery or Supercars are worth to export.....[in 2009,my friend went to their RTD,= to S'pore LTA,they rejected his application for bringing in my Rover75,the Officer told him...except he is willing to give RM$50,000+the taxes,it can be done.]

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