On August 20, it was announced that production of the Perodua Myvi was temporarily halted due to a supply disruption at one of its vendors, resulting in around 3,000 customers not being able to register their Myvi before the end of August and avoid paying more as a result of the introduction of the sales and service tax (SST).
There’s good news for these customers. The automaker says that it will be reimbursing a cash amount to the remaining 3,100 identified customers who were originally set to receive their Myvi before September 1.
“Our authorised personnel will be contacting each and every one of those customers whose booked Myvis that were supposed to be registered before September 1 to capitalise on the zero-GST tax holiday prices,” said Perodua Sales MD Datuk Dr Zahari Husin.
“We wish to offer our valued customers a cash rebate upon registration of their vehicles, as compensation for the considerable inconvenience caused to them. In the meantime, we will keep them updated on their Myvi delivery times,” he added.
“We sincerely apologise to not just those whose orders could not be fulfilled before the SST reintroduction, but each and every single customer who has booked our new Myvi after them, as this production disruption will evidently delay deliveries of Myvis ordered more recently,” Zahari said, adding that the comapny was doing all it could to ensure Myvi production resumes as soon as possible.
Launched in November 2017, the Myvi has been Perodua’s best selling model ever since, with 68,000 deliveries from 120,000 bookings collected so far. The Rawang-based market leader sold an estimated 140,000 cars between January and July 2018, representing a jump of nearly 19% year-on-year.
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New Government means all vendors are now clean and must do proper bidding and tender. No more favours and fren fren like 60 years of corruption before
So, vendor that just goyang kaki and think they are entitled to tongkat, will be kicked out
New Gov means Kawans r back to makan big big once more thanks to Bapak. Tenkiu Bapak!
“….like 60 years before…” Dey you forgetful douchebag, most if not all incompetent vendors were/are Tun’s cronies in the first place, so you have to thank him for that. And do remember 22 out of those 60 years were under his dirty hands, far longer than bijan. And if you’re bgoing to say under bijan, more became thieves, do recollect under Tun, He was the highest thief, a k.a. Mr 10%.
Dun waste time buying P2, go straight buying a Conti or at least P1. Jepunis makes dun have quality nowadays
P2 offering Cash Rebate for “inconvenience caused”!! Ini macam lah BEST. P2 Memang Boleh
For the “3100 identified customers” only.
Inilah salah satu sebab ramai yg membeli kereta daripada Perodua bukan sahaja sbb kualiti yang tinggi tetapi juga bertanggungjawab.
Dah kena hentam baru bertanggung jawab? Biar betul, mana tanggung jawab tu.
Bertanggungjawab – Itu stability control pun tak ada kat kebanyakan model lain selain Myvee baru, ada yg tak ada pun ABS.
Lagi satu, meter temperature pun tak boleh nak pasang (lagi teruk, Myvi lama ada, Myvi baru buang macam orang tak ada otak) – kos pasang pun tak sampai RM30. Tapi apa boleh buat, nak feedback pasal tak ada meter temperature kat kereta Poodua pun kena hantam jugak terutamanya daripada penyembah kereta jenama Jepunis yang tak ada akal (setakat pakai Vios/City pun tak payah nak berlagak tak ingat dunia).