kayzhen911
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guys...how to know if its an M52TU engine?
Current E39 in the market
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kayzhen911
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when u back in ipoh 7833?
always see u but no chance to yumcha with u.
always see u but no chance to yumcha with u.
kayzhen911
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yea rite bro....
y dun u give me a peep?
hahaha!
y dun u give me a peep?
hahaha!
bmw7833;566730 said:
Yes its genuine, but condition not that good (my standard), comes with 8 Airbags. If I remember correctly, its a YR 2000 car. Saw it back in early Aug, surprised the car still not sold. The dealer say got one guy seen the car 4 times and going to buy. hmmmmm
Guys,
Need advice again...
my loan has been approved, but with rather high rate, 5.75%, probably due to old car (14 years)...
I am seriously considering buying with cash... what are normal procedures for cash buy? Pay all before/after ownership transfer???
Need advice again...
my loan has been approved, but with rather high rate, 5.75%, probably due to old car (14 years)...
I am seriously considering buying with cash... what are normal procedures for cash buy? Pay all before/after ownership transfer???
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ah_Keng;568002 said:
Pay all during ownership transfer at JPJ directly to owner. Either cheque or bank draft. Bank draft preferably.
ah_Keng;568051 said:
For the insurance, you must get that first (otherwise JPJ will not transfer ownership). If you cannot transfer (blacklist/stolen car/whatever), the insurance company will cancel the cover note and refund you (note: according to the insurance company call centre person over the phone. Don't know if it will be so easy in real life).
For the ownership transfer, if your are doing it yourself, suggest you do it at the Wangsa Maju JPJ. They accept the CTC of the seller's IC and don't need him/her to be present. The JPJ branch at Maju Junction on the other hand insist on the seller being there as well (found out when I went there and the guard who issues queue numbers told me that there was no point giving me one since the counter staff wouldn't entertain me if the seller wasn't there. The Commisioner of Oaths just outside also told me the same thing).
You could get a runner to do it for you , but doing it yourself at JPJ Wangsa Maju is easy and you can save RM250 by not having to pay the runner (I went on a Friday at 11.30 am, was walking out with my name on the registration card by 11.55 am. This includes waiting time for my queue number to be called).
List of forms you need:
JPJK3 - (the transfer form) - 2 copies
TM-AB - (the form for photocopy of IC, buyer and seller, must be certified)
TM1 - checklist
Original Registration Card
Original Puspakom Inspection Certificate
RM100 processing fee (supposed to be in bank draft/postal order but I think they accept cash as well)
Insurance Cover note (strictly speaking, not necessary since the JPJ officer will check online whether you have insurance under your name, but good to have just in case)
ah_Keng;568277 said:
Lovely. Its the same exact model that i recently found. I do think it have better built quality compare to the latter ckd ones, my humble opinion. You will discover its beauty
Please do share some photos. Look forward to meet up with fellow e39ers...
Regards
