Behind every successful name or brand lies a sea of support, and it’s this strong following that helps define any product. In the case of a publication, its readers – appreciative of the quality of its editorial content – are what makes for its accomplishments.
We’re proud to be Malaysia’s No 1 automotive publication, but we couldn’t have achieved that without your support. While you know a lot about us through our musings, we’d also like to know a little bit more about you, the people who follow us and our work.
In order to do that, we’d like to invite you to take part in a short readership demographic survey we’re conducting. It will only take up a few minutes of your time, but will really help us in knowing a little bit more about who you are, and it’ll also be helpful in planning the future development of this publication. From all of us here at paultan.org, thank you.
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Comments on the survey reveal strong loyalty and appreciation for PaulTan.org’s comprehensive automotive news, reviews, and historical content. Many readers have followed since the early days, noting the site's evolution and increased professionalism. Enthusiasts enjoy the vibrant comments section, reminiscing about past articles, classic cars, and Proton’s management changes. Some mention a desire for more bike reviews and classic car coverage. There’s also a playful tone in discussions about reader gatherings and future projects like Driven. A few off-topic comments about politics or offbeat humor appear, but overall, the sentiments are positive, highlighting the site's role as a trusted source of Malaysian automotive information and community engagement.