Honda Malaysia (HM) has recently opened their new pre-delivery inspection (PDI) Yard 3 in Pegoh, Melaka. Similarly, the company announced that it has invested in an overhead link bridge which will ease transporting of vehicles from its current PDI Yard 1 over to the new PDI Yard 3, the latter is located opposite its Pegoh production plant.
The company invested a total of RM15.1 million to acquire and build its new PDI Yard 3 which sits on five acres of land, and has the capacity to accommodate 6,000 vehicles in total. It will be used as a centralised delivery centre for new vehicles.
Yard 1 and 2 will now be used to receive new vehicles, install accessories and for vehicle inspection purposes. The company says that with PDI Yard 3, it will allow it to speed up vehicle deliveries to its growing list of dealers nationwide.
To cut down on transportation time from Yard 1 to Yard 3, Honda Malaysia has laid down investments on a newly-completed vehicle overhead link bridge that costs RM7.1 million – the first overhead bridge to be built in Alor Gajah.
Thanks Malaysian buying these overpriced made in melaka cars.
Then what car must we buy? its wrong to get a proton, its wrong to get locally assembled cars. There is no pleasing people like isn’t it?
We are grateful that the HR-V is a CKD from Malacca. It’s a no brainer, that’s why it’s affordable, and not over priced. Please get the facts right ! HR-V is a lot of car for your ringgit ! Just compare price/specs In Thailand, Singapore, HK. However, without the so called ‘added taxes’ I am told the HR-V will be about MYR 30000 less. So it that way, the government imposed taxes is steep.
Look at all the Citys that I’m not gonna buy. Too many on the road. Wanna go for something rare.
Waiting for the melaka assembled jazz and city hybrid
This will be a good MPV which should eat I to the sales of the Toyota Allanza. This is not an SUV or CUV in any shape or form.