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<blockquote data-quote="seewai" data-source="post: 538507" data-attributes="member: 11307">If you&#039;re getting a bank loan / hire purchase, then the bank officer would give you all the necessary steps.I just sold one of my cars all I did was drive car to Puspakom for inspection (2-hour job), once inspection passed get the B5 &amp; B7 forms and pass it to Buyer so that he could process the car loan. I&#039;m now waiting for the fund to be released. And I guess that&#039;s it.As for the car, I&#039;d suggest you to get at least a 2.5L for better driving pleasure. All cars have their own minor and major problems as long as they can be fixed and the problem don&#039;t repeat I think that&#039;s fine.I&#039;d rather get a used car that has most if not all &quot;problem&quot; fixed than geting a new car with a bunch of &quot;gremlins&quot;, whether they are good or bad.And yes, pay a BMW specialist to touch the car.Cheers.seewai</blockquote>

[QUOTE="seewai, post: 538507, member: 11307"] If you're getting a bank loan / hire purchase, then the bank officer would give you all the necessary steps. I just sold one of my cars all I did was drive car to Puspakom for inspection (2-hour job), once inspection passed get the B5 & B7 forms and pass it to Buyer so that he could process the car loan. I'm now waiting for the fund to be released. And I guess that's it. As for the car, I'd suggest you to get at least a 2.5L for better driving pleasure. All cars have their own minor and major problems as long as they can be fixed and the problem don't repeat I think that's fine. I'd rather get a used car that has most if not all "problem" fixed than geting a new car with a bunch of "gremlins", whether they are good or bad. And yes, pay a BMW specialist to touch the car. Cheers. seewai [/QUOTE]

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