BN state Terengganu has procured 14 units of the Mercedes-Benz E200K at a price of RM3.43 million (RM245K each?) to replace the Proton Perdana V6 Executive state exco cars that was purchased in 2004. The new E200Ks will be used by the state exco members, state assembly speaker, secretary, legal adviser and finance officer.
Terengganu State Secretary Datuk Mokhtar Nong said the state felt the E200K was better for the long term compared to the Perdana V6 as the maintenance costs were lower. Terengganu MB Datuk Ahmad Said said that the Perdana V6 was not suitable for continuous long-distance journeys as they were coughing up alot of money maintaining the car, especially the gearbox.
The MB used state exco Toh Chin Yaw’s Perdana V6 as an example to prove his point. The Perdana V6 was claimed to have burned RM50k in repairs in the past 3 years. He did not go into details on what exactly needed to be repaired that needed that sum of money, and where the repair works were performed.
UPDATE: The DPM says the cabinet will be discussing the Terengganu state government’s purchase of the 14 units of E200K. He added that it was a policy that all federal and state government cars are to be national cars.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express outrage over Terengganu's purchase of expensive Mercedes-Benz cars for exco members, criticizing perceived misuse of taxpayer money, high maintenance costs, and questionable justification. Many suggest alternative, more economical car choices like Toyota Camry or Honda Accord, and argue the decision indicates poor leadership and priorities. Sentiments are mostly negative, condemning the expenditure and highlighting concerns about government accountability, while some see it as an example of show-off politics.