Car purchasing choices seem more difficult

Friday, July 28. 2006

Car purchasing choices seem more difficult

I just settled my car loans last week, and has become the real owner. I remember when I bought my car people asked me why I did not buy Proton. However, it now seems that I can ask them why they did not buy Perodua's cars.

Posted by Steven Yong in non-computer at 09:55 | Comments (7) | Trackbacks (0)

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Thought u say u are broke. Settle the car loan already woh. Should have more money beginning next month. Hmm... I felt like eating Haagen Daaz ice cream.

#1 Belinda (Homepage) on 2006-07-28 15:45 (Reply)

no problem, I can afford to buy you even though I'm still paying loans

#1.1 steven (Homepage) on 2006-07-28 17:21 (Reply)

m\never heard of Perodua till now

#2 veena (Homepage) on 2006-07-28 17:08 (Reply)

you've heard of Proton?

#2.1 steven (Homepage) on 2006-07-28 17:29 (Reply)

That's great, Steven... Waiting for you to buy me one then

#3 Belinda (Homepage) on 2006-08-01 14:28 (Reply)

Woo hoo!! Go go Perodua!!

I'm thinking about changing to a MyVi since my car is so old. The engine is still working but the body of the car is just rusting away...

Perodua has gone the extra mile by implementing a wonder customer care service where after you've purchased your car, the salesmen still follows up with you even though it has been a couple of years! Besides that, they've implemented a good customer relationship service for the car service where they will call you up after you've collected your car to rate their service as well as enquire if the problem you had has been solved.

So far, my household has 2 peroduas.. Don't play play with the kancil power...

#4 Angie Tan (Homepage) on 2006-08-01 23:30 (Reply)

Comparing product to product, one will always be better but this does not mean it is good. Both can be just as bad, only one is slight better than the other.

#5 kokwai (Homepage) on 2006-08-03 18:32 (Reply)

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