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Message: <blockquote data-quote="todacam" data-source="post: 4389508" data-attributes="member: 97436">here is my story to share on the Neo CPS. sigh.On the last Friday, i was told to collect my car. So i went over around 4pm. The SA told me, to hold on. I asked him where the car was. He said there is some problem with the car. ???? I'm like WTF? seriously? I told him im here for a new car not a used one! he said it is indeed a new vehicle just that there is a problem with the ABS. He said he has sent the car to the service center to get it fixed. So i waited for an hour. He came back, and told me they couldn't rectify it. I told him to bring me to the car and i talked to the mech there. So here is the problem...The ABS warning light is lighted up. Plug in the PDT2000 reader show that the ABS motor is faulty. They have already replaced that part and reset the error code. Once they test drive the car, step on the brakes, the ABS will deactivate and out comes the warning light again. Sensors on wheel shows that is all good.The dude at the service center is out of ideas n have resorted to call the ABS vendor which of cause is no where to be found. So is this cool or what ? I told him i wanna get a new car, but that is not possible cause the car has been registered to me. Anyone facing any ABS issue for the Neo CPS ? the abs ecu is connected to the engine ecu ? or seperate unit ?FML.</blockquote>

It seems as though there has been a new wave of supercars in Malaysia recently. A chrome LP640, Bugatti Veyron... to add to that, a silver...

Sepang, August 27, 2007 – Honda Malaysia Racing Team(HMRT) raced home to victory again for the 5th...

I found this in altezza club australia.
http://forum.altezzaclub.org.au/index.php?showtopic=1928

might be useful for those want to use their stock monitor.

or anyone want to sell the stock monitor to me...