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called perodua today..

 

$73,800 is for 6 non guaranteed bidding.

the bezza is the slightly enhance version, with chrome lining at air con and gear area.

the rear, also improved with a better look.

 

no leather steering though

free 5 time servicing and

special color need to wait around 4-6 weeks

73,800 is till this weekend only as next wed, coe starts again

proclaim that price will go up if we dont get by this year as the government is removing CEV, hence more cost to owners.

 

whats your thoughts

$73,800 for the improved version is a good price. Remember, bolehlanders buying the improved version did not enjoy further discount compared to the previous variant.

 

Whether the price will increase or not, we will not know. The engine is Euro 4 spec but this is a new engine. I can only guess that the engine will be Euro 6 compliant.

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Dont know if removing of CEV really affect the car price to cost more or it is sale talk yet again from SE?! What colour is consider special le?

 

precisely..

seriously, I am kinda clueless..

 

I only know private hire companies seems to be putting a stop in acquiring more cars.

seems to have more cars than drivers..

 

red, sugar brown..

CEVS discount for Bezza is 8k plus. Special colour I guess will be Sugar Brown...

 

yeah, in short, anything that is not white.

deem as a special color? [laugh]

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Every AD I went to always say price gonna go up. Like the kid who cry wolf, don't believe them anymore.

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precisely..

seriously, I am kinda clueless..

 

I only know private hire companies seems to be putting a stop in acquiring more cars.

seems to have more cars than drivers..

 

red, sugar brown..

 

yeah, in short, anything that is not white.

deem as a special color? [laugh]

No need clueless, just buy if you think comfortable at whatever price range, cause there is no right or wrong time to go in to buy de. PH putting a stop in acquiring more cars? Maybe for uber but heard grab is planning to buy new cars le?! If you choose their special colour, only need to wait longer and no need to pay more right? Cause i remember last time their Myvi, special colour for yellow and purple, needs to pay few k extra in msia.

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No need clueless, just buy if you think comfortable at whatever price range, cause there is no right or wrong time to go in to buy de. PH putting a stop in acquiring more cars? Maybe for uber but heard grab is planning to buy new cars le?! If you choose their special colour, only need to wait longer and no need to pay more right? Cause i remember last time their Myvi, special colour for yellow and purple, needs to pay few k extra in msia.

 

lets say $73,500 for 6 N.G bidding.

They are going for 43K COE for this price.

 

$73,500 + $2000 x 7% GST= $75,640.

monthly depreciation at $630.

 

nope, no extra charges for special colors..

anyway I don't like these colors too, I hate glossy cars..

I'm into matt, frozen colors..

 

I queried them if they can swap something else if I don't want their tyres and headunit.. [laugh]

throw in a sportivo or gear up bodykit instead [:p]

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lets say $73,500 for 6 N.G bidding.

They are going for 43K COE for this price.

 

$73,500 + $2000 x 7% GST= $75,640.

monthly depreciation at $630.

 

nope, no extra charges for special colors..

anyway I don't like these colors too, I hate glossy cars..

I'm into matt, frozen colors..

 

I queried them if they can swap something else if I don't want their tyres and headunit.. [laugh]

throw in a sportivo or gear up bodykit instead [:p]

Whats with the 2k and GST?

 

43k COE for $73,500, likely means you need to top up if based on last COE.

 

When they launched back in Feb, it was 46k COE for $76,800.

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Whats with the 2k and GST?

 

43k COE for $73,500, likely means you need to top up if based on last COE.

 

When they launched back in Feb, it was 46k COE for $76,800.

 

the 2k is the penalty if not taking their loan.

and subject to GST.

 

their minimum loan is 50%, interest at 2.78%.

 

so we gonna top up, like that, more money need to be spent..

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the 2k is the penalty if not taking their loan.

and subject to GST.

 

their minimum loan is 50%, interest at 2.78%.

 

so we gonna top up, like that, more money need to be spent..

Interest rate consider high. I believe for 43k coe rebate, whether coe hover ard 45k or even 50k, most ADs would ask you to top up de. Only see if you want to give in or not, and see how hunger they want to close your deal also.

lets say $73,500 for 6 N.G bidding.

They are going for 43K COE for this price.

 

$73,500 + $2000 x 7% GST= $75,640.

monthly depreciation at $630.

 

nope, no extra charges for special colors..

anyway I don't like these colors too, I hate glossy cars..

I'm into matt, frozen colors..

 

I queried them if they can swap something else if I don't want their tyres and headunit.. [laugh]

throw in a sportivo or gear up bodykit instead [:p]

Thought most cars now their colour is metallic de. Only a few car model their colors are solid.

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Interest rate consider high. I believe for 43k coe rebate, whether coe hover ard 45k or even 50k, most ADs would ask you to top up de. Only see if you want to give in or not, and see how hunger they want to close your deal also.

Thought most cars now their colour is metallic de. Only a few car model their colors are solid.

 

that's why, hard earn saving, hence got to be savvy with.

 

got a question, if I signed 73,500 with N.G coe.

next week, COE went up, I had to pay the difference since they only secure the bid at 43k?

If COE went down, will they sell the car lower?

 

both Collin and myself, feel that they are pretty sucked up.

They believe they got the best deal in town.

And their cars are proven and reliable..

 

I hardly send my car for wash..

plus the nature of my work place, not suitable to have good paint work

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Interest rate consider high. I believe for 43k coe rebate, whether coe hover ard 45k or even 50k, most ADs would ask you to top up de. Only see if you want to give in or not, and see how hunger they want to close your deal also.

 

Thought most cars now their colour is metallic de. Only a few car model their colors are solid.

The 43k COE is not the rebate amount. I believe its the max amount that they will bid for you. So if based on last COE amount, he need to top up 3k+.
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that's why, hard earn saving, hence got to be savvy with.

 

got a question, if I signed 73,500 with N.G coe.

next week, COE went up, I had to pay the difference since they only secure the bid at 43k?

If COE went down, will they sell the car lower?

 

both Collin and myself, feel that they are pretty sucked up.

They believe they got the best deal in town.

And their cars are proven and reliable..

 

I hardly send my car for wash..

plus the nature of my work place, not suitable to have good paint work

Bro, nothing to do with the car. Its the SE and management chut pattern. Try to bargain about absorbing the penalty.

Try to sell your current car yourself. The difference between trading in can be quite a margin.

 

In this case who is playing games?

 

Let me give an example,

Mit Attrage - 5K discount if trading in current car, 5k discount if taking loan.

 

P2 Bezza - No discount if trading in, Penalty if not taking loan.

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the 2k is the penalty if not taking their loan.

and subject to GST.

 

their minimum loan is 50%, interest at 2.78%.

 

so we gonna top up, like that, more money need to be spent..

 

Is the loan minimum 1 year?

 

If the interest is less than $2,140

 

then better to just take a 1 year loan.

 

:D  

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Is the loan minimum 1 year?

 

If the interest is less than $2,140

 

then better to just take a 1 year loan.

 

:D

This is another way to circumvent the penalty. Albeit you will pay around 1k+ interest for loan of about 37k. Edited by Cypher
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This is another way to circumvent the penalty. Albeit you will pay around 1k+ for loan of about 37k.

 

1k better than 2k.

 

If I was buying a car 

 

I would do it.  [thumbsup]

 

:D

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1k better than 2k.

 

If I was buying a car

 

I would do it. [thumbsup]

 

:D

Remember, they only managed to put 32 Bezzas on the road so far and Euro 6 deadline is looming.
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Remember, they only managed to put 32 Bezzas on the road so far and Euro 6 deadline is looming.

 

You mean the risk of dealership closing down?

 

Acceptable risk as I always service outside and never

 

care about the warranty. Advantage of parts available

 

across the border.  [thumbsup]

 

:D

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You mean the risk of dealership closing down?

 

Acceptable risk as I always service outside and never

 

care about the warranty. Advantage of parts available

 

across the border. [thumbsup]

 

:D

I didn't mean the dealership will close down, what I meant was they need the sales and buyers should be in the advantage in this case not the other way around.

 

Don't tell me 1~2k they also ngiao...

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I didn't mean the dealership will close down, what I meant was they need the sales and buyers should be in the advantage in this case not the other way around.

 

Don't tell me 1~2k they also ngiao...

 

Good point.  [thumbsup]

 

Can use this to our advantage.

 

:D

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