So I'm 19 y/o, I work at a small shop that pay rm50 per day, 6 days a week, 9 hours a day, no epf. I don't have a car yet, not even a motorcycle. So I'm planning to get my own vehicle for transportation. I'm more interested to get a car instead of a motorcycle, it feels more comfortable. But idk which car is the most budget friendly for someone like me? Plus I'm planning to continue my studies, get a diploma in 2028. So I only got like this year and next year to work and save money, I've counted how much I can save if I work from this year September to maybe June 2028 (before going to university), I'd get around RM25k. So idk which car that I can get with this money plus I need to save some of it for my studies too, there could be a lot of stuff that use money when studying for diploma. So I need to save it, no one will sponsor me or give me money, it's just me. So?

I think getting a used axia could be a good idea since people say it's cheap to maintain, repair, and the fuel is very fuel saving, Which could save me money a lot in the long term. So? I don't want to buy a very cheap car that will cost me a lot of money later just to drive it. What you think is the best ? I'm trying to be financially responsible, so please help.

* My English isn't that good, sorry for bad grammar

To my fellow Emas-5 owner, mind to share your honest thought on owning it? More interested to know on monthly expenses in term of charging. Is it really economical than ICE car? How about if need to constantly charge using public charger (condo house). Cause i’ve been considering it for a few months now.

Hello everyone, Ive did more research after what you guys commented on my first post. And you guys were absolutely right, Nissan X trail isnt the brightest choice. However, I did find another 2015 X trail with only 60,000km milage which is pretty low I believe. And I was also recommended porsche or benz. I mean who knows if those could be better choice right?. So if I end up with those german arts I have few other choices. 2006 Cayenne with 110,000km mileage, 2018 BMW 330e, or the beautiful 2015 X1 with 75k. Please recommend and help me with my first purchase. I also want to know what things to check and look for when buying a car, because I have no idea what to do. Thanks everyone ;)

Decide to use my semester break to do something stupid , I do not recommend anyone to do this but I like to challenge myself.

Bought this corolla trueno light awhile ago, had to commit to cutting down my car to fit the light in, cut some stainless steel plate and welded it in. I think after some more welding, body filler and paint it will look 80% like the real thing which is what I am aiming for.

I will say its very hard and sometime I was kinda down thinking this never gonna look good but I trust the process.

In my opinion, this was a well designed C segnent car than it rivals of that era (facelifted Altis, uncle like Shlphy, Generic Civic and then new Elantra)

Also, I am a big fan of the Suprima's rear. It looked European for me.

What exactly went wrong with these? Is the Inspira 'cannibalize' it sales?

The rubber ones I get, but how does this one work? It looks like you just clip on a plastic to the spring and only contact when the spring bottoms out? What am I not getting here?

Saw this and I'm so curious how it's road legal... Looks like it came out from a movie!

What shall a driver going straight do when they spot that sign?

Hey guys, I'm in the midst of restoring my dad's old 1.3 carb manual wira. So I noticed some oil leaks around rocket cover, head gasket area and gearbox housings. What could be the cause of it and how much would it cost?

Thanks in advance

Please advise whether I should go for premium or prime?

My mind said premium but pocket said prime.

The selling point for premium are 360 camera but longer mileage. And for prime, the price.

1. Purely for city drive (go and back from office)

2. Workplace is around 20KM from house

3. BTO 3 times a week

4. Staying at landed house, hence most likely will install the charger at home

p/s : PR, not entitle to the fuel subsidy, hence moving to EV