What car to buy? (Part 2)

Ahmad K

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Hi, I'm new here. Name's Ahmad. It seems that people play around with local cars only. how bout continental cars like VW? Is it difficult to find spare parts or what?
 

TheVWFan

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well yea definitely. spare parts are expensive. still, i think the VW market is growing what with the launch of 3 fab cars: passat cc, scirocco, and golf gti
 

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If people have options then they just play around with local car... and wallet provide option list...
 

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In the end it all boils down to the wallet. Or else I'm sure those who are concerned with social status would not confine themselves to our local makes
 

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Currently just started working for abt 1.5 years so better start slow. Thats why i choose putra. Besides other cars such as dc2, 180sx, Civic all can't get loan. So very less option.
 

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Personal loan really high interest. If you don't have anything else to pay for nvr mind la but i still got to support my mum and siblings. So really have to give a deep thought before buying anything. Plus personal loan can only go abt 10X yr current pay.
 

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putra is quite a good car.. not too fancy when stock.. but it has potential to be an wyw turner for a coupe... im sure there's a lot of body kits to match.. and mechanical wise.. u can share with any 4G Series engine.. but if you plan to use it just a couple of years.. i think its better to get a Honda civic from EF to Ek Models.. resale value is quite promising even without a V.tec engine, since its depreciation value is less... the problem is... civics mostly dont have loan already.. only for the last EJ models..
 

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But if i've restored the putra well than i will not sell it. Maybe keep it as a weekend car. By the way can anyone suggest good suspension & absorber for putra. Besides may i know how much will it cost to service putra's air cond.
 

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yeah...since you've restored your putra, must as well keep it.
depends how much your budget for absorbers? adjustables? sports? or just springs?

also u wanna service your compressor? blower? condensor? or cooling coil? the foremen will ask u...or service the whole aircond system?
 

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Bro how much is the cost to service the entire air cond system since i don't know which part is the problem one. For suspension, what type can u suggest and brand. Current i'm using monroe with eibach spring but already reaching the end of it's life period. I'm using 17" sport rim. What type can u recommend for a comfortable and nice performance condition.
 

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