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The United Kingdom’s longest-serving monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, has passed away at age 96. Born on April 21, 1926, she began her 70-year reign at age 25 when she ascended to the throne on February […]
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Want to buy a used car? Here’s what to look out for
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So, you’re looking to buy yourself a car and have decided ultimately to go the used route instead of new after weighing out the pros and cons. What comes next is to find a used […]
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Buying cars, new vs used in Malaysia – pros and cons
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It’s the question that will be on high rotation in the mind of anyone considering the purchase of a vehicle – should I buy a brand new car, or go to the used car market? […]
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Buying a used car in Malaysia – how do you avoid flood-damaged vehicles and mileage-tampering?
Buying a used car is supposed to be a simple, straightforward matter, but can turn out to be otherwise. If you’re lucky, you’ll come across a previously-owned ride without issues and hasn’t been tampered with, […]
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How to get the most bang for your ringgit at a paid DC charger by understanding your EV’s charging curve
Malaysia has certainly come a long way since the ABB 50 kW DC charger in Sunway was the only one around. We have a growing list of DC chargers now, though some may argue not […]
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Dash cams – what kind of MicroSD card should I use for reliability in our hot Malaysian weather?
Dash cams are only as useful as the recordings they produce, so it is important to use a suitable MicroSD card for your dash cam to store your video recordings. Unfortunately dash cams are a […]
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Hap Seng state-of-the-art body repair & repaint facility – specialises in Mercedes-Benz and all vehicle makes!
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If there’s one thing most Malaysians love, it’s the convenience of a one-stop-shop. You’re now spoilt for choice when it comes to shopping malls, plus we also have the largest automotive complex in the region. […]
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Shell Recharge EV fast charging tested in Malaysia – 180 kW of DC power in a Porsche Taycan in Tangkak!
Use our referral code R88W3N2T when you download the ParkEasy app and you’ll get some free credits to try it out. Electric vehicles are the talk of the town, now that these cars are (almost) […]
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EVs in Malaysia: what’s on sale, what’s coming in 2022
In October last year, finance minister Tengku Zafrul Aziz announced during his Budget 2022 speech that the government was set to introduce tax breaks for electric vehicles (EVs) in Malaysia. The move, planned for introduction […]
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Buying used cars in Malaysia – why a reputable dealer matters in ensuring you make a worry-free purchase
Anyone that has ever stepped into a used car dealership will surely have asked themselves this – will I manage to find what I’m looking for, and will it be a good deal, not just […]
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Extended warranty programmes, free service packages for used cars in Malaysia – are they worth the money?
We at paultan.org pride ourselves with bringing you not just the latest automotive news, but also a collection of how-to guides that revolve around car ownership. Topics such as new car purchases, model comparisons and […]
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Buying used cars in Malaysia – what to look out for
If you’re someone with an interest in cars, you’ve probably been tempted by a used car deal before. And why not, when the budget you have for a new car can net you something nicer, […]
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Buying new vs used cars in Malaysia – pros and cons
It’s the age-old question that has (and will continue to) befuddle countless motorists – should I buy a new car, or should I go used? For most people, the appeal of a factory-fresh vehicle that […]
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More than just loan deferment, URUS by Malaysian banks, AKPK is a holistic assistance plan for the B50
It’s easy to point fingers at the victim. It’s somewhat natural to have a “serves him/her right” attitude to those in trouble. I’ve been guilty of this, and you probably have as well. But sometimes, […]
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OPINION: Not able to charge an EV if you stay in an apartment in Malaysia? Time for a ‘right to charge’ law
The first structured steps towards electromobility in Malaysia looks like it will be taken soon, but like with everything nascent, there will undoubtedly be hurdles to overcome in the gradual switch to electric vehicles (EVs). […]