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Authorities fished this classic KE70 Toyota Corolla out of the river near Sogo
This wrecked KE70 Toyota Corolla was fished out of the waters near the Sogo shopping mall on Sunday morning
MCO 2.0: What time are petrol stations allowed to open?
January 2021 in 5 states and 3 federal territories; namely Penang, Johor, Melaka, Selangor, Sabah, Kuala
Fan of Lewis Hamilton? Check out Mercedes-Benz’s RM3.5m luxury boutique in KL!
upgrading works on various dealerships across the country have already started.Located in the heart of the Kuala
Interested in a McLaren? The showroom awaits you at Glenmarie
The McLaren GT was launched in conjunction with the opening of the McLaren Kuala Lumpur showroom in Glenmarie
6 states to continue CMCO until 14 April 2021; Interstate travel still not allowed
Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO) in 6 states will be extended for another 2 weeks.Penang, Selangor, Kuala
CMCO extended in 6 states, Perak and Negeri Sembilan move on to RMCO
announced that the Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO) will be extended in Selangor, Johor, Kelantan, Kuala
The Volkswagen Arteon is a Golf R with a boot, estimated prices: RM290k – RM310k
Selangor: 13 – 14 September Volkswagen Klang, Selangor: 21 – 22 September Volkswagen Sg Besi, Kuala
CMCO instated in 8 states, all other states move on to RMCO
Council (MKN) announced today that Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO) will be reinstated in Kuala
Next-gen DNGA-based Perodua Alza to get mild hybrid option?
For those who visited the 2018 Kuala Lumpur International Motor Show (2018 KLIMS) would have seen Perodua
CMCO in Selangor, KL and Putrajaya extended to 6 December 2020
number of Covid-19 cases.This also means that states where CMCO is already in effect like Selangor, Kuala
Owner Review: Great handling and good features - My 2016 Toyota Vios GX
enter the community for car enthusiasts in Malaysiahttps://www.wapcar.my/forumBasic information 2016 Toyota
Winner of Toyota Gazoo Racing eSports Championship walks home with RM 20,000 cash!
UMW Toyota Motor (UMWT) has been actively involved in motorsports-driven initiatives such as the Toyota
Toll rate hike deferment: Gov to pay operators RM 2 bil in compensation
Expressway (PLUS) Malaysia-Singapore Second-Link North-South Central Link Cheras-Kajang Highway (Grandsaga) Kuala
Confused about district travels during CMCO? Here’s your answer
procedures (SOP) in the reinstatement of the Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO) in Selangor, Kuala
Perodua Axia went against traffic on Federal Highway motorcycle lane
traffic on the motorcycle lane along Federal Highway.Traffic Investigation and Enforcement department Kuala
Say goodbye to the RWD Toyota Avanza, hello new gen Perodua Alvanza?
The end could be near for the rear-wheel drive Toyota Avanza, as the model could be merged with the front-wheel
Stricter checks at 13 roadblocks in KL from 25 May onwards
The Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) in Kuala Lumpur will be carrying out more stringent document checks
Spied: All-new 2020 Honda City spotted in Malaysia, launch imminent?
expected.Our friends over at Pandulaju recently posted a photo of the all-new Honda City on the Ampang-Kuala
CMCO Round 2: PDRM to set up roadblocks around Selangor, KL and Putrajaya
Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO) will start tonight, 14 October 2020, at 12.01 am for Selangor, Kuala
Massive sinkhole along Jalan U-Thant! Avoid Ampang Hilir at all cost!
sinkhole.The huge sinkhole is located right next to a condominium at 16, Jalan Taman U Thant, Taman U Thant, Kuala
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Kuala Lumpur International Motor Show 2018 🚙🚗 Hopefully Toyota FT-1 will be available in the future 😭 Basically it is a satisfaction going to a car event lagi satu mengajar mirrah utk tahu nama2 kereta hahaha https://t.co/eThbXivHYi
Have you heard? We're one of six finalists for the Toyota Mobility Foundation's CATCH programme! We'll be developing innovative data-driven solutions towards improving mobility and city planning in Kuala Lumpur. Read more on the story here: https://t.co/KJ51UdkHjU https://t.co/c8I9MQH9kW
Axled garage - Toyota - Kuala lumpur. https://t.co/JfcsNpqeq4
Empat maut selepas kenderaan pelbagai guna (MPV) Perodua Alza dan Toyota Vellfire dinaiki terbabit kemalangan dengan sebuah treler di Kilometer 446, Lebuhraya PLUS arah Kuala Lumpur Selanjutnya: https://t.co/oHpM3vREfF https://t.co/9gf8swWqGQ
Mehhhh support sikit bisness kita ni. Boleh add Facebook saya Adam Danial atau like page “Kereta Recon Import Murah Kuala Lumpur” Nak bei kereta baru pun saya jual. Honda, toyota, Mitsubishi, proton, perodua, Volkswagen & macam macam lagi la senang https://t.co/5Q44Wuj4Ip
The latest Toyota Camry XSE was seen rolling around Kuala Lumpur earlier this afternoon. The car is not officially out yet to the public, but soon it will. Stay tune for more updates. https://t.co/qREILs4mQO
Toyota Corolla (1974-1981 : #KE30) For Sale⚡️ For Sale⚡️ For Sale⚡️ RM 2.9k, contact 0134057454 (Keramat, Kuala Lumpur) #ToyotaKE30 https://t.co/AY6sCbIk2d
Toyota Starlet (1980-1984 : #KP61) For Sale⚡️ For Sale⚡️ For Sale⚡️ Running condition, 4k engine, interior all black. RM 8k (Plus 1.5k for Work Equip 01 wheels) WhatsApp 0173149770. Location : Kuala Lumpur. #ToyotaKP61 #StarletKambing https://t.co/Z5otsqU6XA
PDRM TERIMA ASET BARU Kuala Lumpur, 12 November 2020 : Pemantauan pemeriksaan dan penerimaan (Task Force) sebanyak 39 buah kenderaan 4x4 Toyota Hilux 2.8 Black Edition bagi kegunaan Cawangan K9, Jabatan Siasatan Jenayah dan 24 buah Motosikal BMW R1250 GS bagi https://t.co/nL1lYpQTWI
We are pleased to announce that we have chosen six finalists (rather than only five) for the City Architecture for Tomorrow Challenge. Congratulations to the Finalists! Stay tuned for more! #CATCH2021 #MobilityForAll https://t.co/A9xz7fpS9W
Review Q&A toyota kuala lumpur
Which is the best car service provider nowadays in Kuala Lumpur, GoMechanic, Autohaus KL, DTOX Wangsa Mall or Ccm Auto service centre? What is your experience?
The best car service provider in kuala lumpur is gomechanic. Just found them last week while working in Malaysia. They give me good car repair options, reliable services and top quality work in their workshops. Good team does fantastic work. I took my Toyota Avanza to the nearest Gomechanic workshop. The team serviced my car and gave me discounted price. They gave me coolant top-up, air filter cleaning, wiper fluid replacement, oil filter replacement. They washed my car and had an anti bacterial/viral treatment. To be honest gomechanic is better choice for my car rather than others. Good car service providers in kuala lumpur.
What is your favorite thing about Singapore?
The others have pretty much covered most of the bases. I will add one - compared to other similarly-sized cities in the West (like Los Angeles, San Francisco, London, or Berlin) traffic is very manageable. Let’s not even talk about neighboring cities like Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Jakarta, or Manila - all of which are much worse than Singapore traffic-wise. The reason this works is those $120,000 Toyota Corollas. The extremely high prices of cars (and strictly controlled numbers of Certificates of Entitlement) limit the number of cars on the road and in turn traffic does not get out of hand.
As an expat, would you choose to live in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, or Bangkok?
Kuala Lumpur. An expat once told me this: “,Party in Bangkok, do business in Singapore, live in KL.” Why? The best of both worlds in one city. You have Singapore at Bangkok prices minus the rigid, stressful society. Singapore’s perks found in KL. Get by with only English (Almost) a developed country Multicultural, multiethnic, multireligious Quality healthcare & education Great recreational facilities such as parks & golf courses (KLCC Park in the middle of the city) (Almost) good metro system Lesser traffic jams Better air quality An incredibly good air hub for destinations in Asia-Pacific (bonus- it’s much cheaper as well!) Live in the suburbs, where it isn’t as hectic. Bangkok's suburbs aren't impressive, & are as hectic and busy as the CBD. Family friendly- prostitution & go-go bars exist, but are hush-hush. Not in your face like Bangkok. Luxury condo living (at incredibly cheap prices). Bangkok’s perks in KL. Relatively low cost of living (newsflash- KL is almost a cheap, if not already cheaper than Bangkok now due to the Baht's strength!) Own a car & drive at affordable prices (now a Toyota Vios is even cheaper than Thailand! And the fuel & tolls are dirt cheap too!) Own a landed house or extremely large apartment unit at decent prices Have great and cheap street food Shop till you drop (mostly luxury & mid range in malls though, street shopping is still much better in Bangkok- nothing can beat Chatuchak & Ratchada Markets) Do almost anything (even sleazy ones) at cheap prices KL’s own unique perks Street food, is, available, ,24 hours,. Damn right. At 3am, you can walk out to the street to find a ,mamak ,shop, a ,Ramly burger ,or kebab, ,stall, sometimes even ,Dim Sum ,or ,Bak Kut Teh,! Go ,hiking or jungle trekking, in the multiple authentic forests and hills in the city borders. Drive 30 mins away & you can jungle trek away from the hustle & bustle of the city! Go on ,weekend getaway road trips,. Peninsular Malaysia is small enough to be reached in under 7 hours from KL. A drive to Singapore customs is under 4 hours. The Thai border is under 8. Explore most of Southeast Asia at extremely cheap prices. AirAsia's main hub is in KL International Airport, having the most extensive network around Southeast Asia. Living as a Muslim is easy. Halal food is everywhere. Mosques & Mushollas too. And not as strict, pubs & bars are everywhere too (Beer & liquor are easily available, though not the cheapest in the region). But if you eat pork, don't fret. Chinese Malaysian food almost revolves around pork, which is also very easily available. Some Western restaurants serve pork as well. If you're vegan/vegetarian, even better. There are many Indian (& a small number of Chinese eateries) which are vegetarian. Of course, no city is perfect,, and, KL has its fair share of problems, too Relatively expensive liquor & nightlife in the region (almost Singapore/Western prices) Petty crime (mostly bag snatchers & break-ins, murders/rapes are rare, not as bad as US and no gun culture) car-centric planning & traffic jams, not very walkable streets (very much like Los Angeles or Houston, but public transport is better than most of the US) large third-world migrant worker population (comparable to both Bangkok/Singapore, but this more visible in KL as they usually congregate in tourist areas like Chinatown). Food is a draw though, you can never get wrong with food in these three cities. But again, ,KL for the best of both worlds- authenticity, variety at cheap prices & at any time of the day! And for expats who decide to settle in KL, we wish you: Selamat Datang ke Kuala Lumpur! Picture credit: Keow Wee Loong
Is 19,000 rm good enough to live in Kuala Lumpur for 2 people?
RM 19,000 will allow you to live in a lap of luxury in Kuala Lumpur. In fact I’d suggest a few things to make your money go far: Avoid living around the normal expat neighbourhoods like Mont Kiara, Hartamas or in Kuala Lumpur city centre where everything is over priced. Live in the suburbs where you can get bigger houses to rent for the price of a furnished condo in those expat zones. I suggest looking around Subang - it’s well connected with trains & highways to the city and house rents that’s still reasonable for the salary you will make. Forget renting a big car if you’re driving to work - you’ll get stuck in a jam anyways. Get yourself a Toyota or a Honda. Eat like the locals do - plenty of cheap vegetarian restaurants around the city (sorry can’t help you there) so do explore and enjoy the cuisine. Welcome to Malaysia & have a pleasant stay!
Why will people not boycott the IPL even if it has Chinese sponsors?
Why have the Oppo Reno and the One Plus Nord been pre-ordered by 4.5 and 3.5 times respectively in India and Europe where everyone is supposedly Anti China??? Why is it that from 1 - 31 July 2020, Of 100% smartphones sold in India- 90.7% were Chinese like Realme, Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, Huawei or One Plus??? This is higher than in 2019 july when 86.2% of phones were Chinese? Why is it that despite all the Anti China gaffe, Just in June 2020 - Trump Inc owned by the president signed a MOU for $ 214 Million with Shanghai for 14 Trademarks??? Why is it that despite all the Anti China gaffe - Eight US States have imported nearly $ 2.91 Billion of masks and PPE Equipment from China from 1 May 2020 to 31 Jul 2020???? Why is it that despite all the Anti China statements - the Aussies have exported 22% more Iron Ore and 15% more Thorium to China since May 2020 while they have imported nearly 41% more goods from China??? Why is it that despite all the Anti China rants - Indian Banks in Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Beijing and Shanghai have borrowed $ 347 Million from Bank of China during June and July 2020 The Reason for all this is - BUSINESS IS BUSINESS The Companies are all Indian Registered Companies governed by the Indian ROC. Vivo loses nothing from the sponsorship but IPL and BCCI will lose a big chunk of cash. Besides there are 68 companies who have 60%-90% of their global manufacturing in China like Toyota or Apple or Samsung who are still sponsors. Remove all of them and you will remove 90% of your sponsors.
How far is Malaysia from becoming a developed country? Malaysia is certain to become a developed country, but how much development has Malaysia achieved and how many years more do we have to wait for Malaysia to become a developed country?
Malaysia is a country with first class infrastructure and a third world mentality. I guess for the mentality part, we still have a long way to go. On the other hand, our international airport is ranked 6th best in the world. (Kuala Lumpur International Airport) We also have one of the tallest buildings in the world. (The Petronas Twin Towers) We also have a lot of expensive highways. Our hotels are pretty sweet. (Shangri-La Hotel) Although public transport here is pretty shit, everyone prefers to drive anyway. Malaysians love branded cars, you can see a lot of Toyotas,BMWs and Mercedes on the road here. As for education, we are taught two to three languages (English, Malay, Mandarin , Tamil or Bahasa Jawi). University Malaya is a wonderful university. We also have a lot of private colleges that offer Cambridge A levels and other undergraduate courses which our students often are accepted into the top universities in the world such as Cambridge, Imperial and London School of Economics.
Is 13,500 RM (before tax) a good salary at Malasiya for 6 years of IT experience (10.5 LPA Indian current salary)?
10.5 LPA is $15K USD a year. 13500 RM (I assume that is per month) is $40K USD a year. The cost of living in Malaysia is not three times more expensive than India. For reference, according to Numbeo (,Cost of Living Comparison Between,) Kuala Lumpur is 57% more expensive than Bangalore. The biggest cost items are going to be cars and housing. Cars cost almost the same (Toyota Corolla) to 3X more (VW Golf) - this is an artifact of Malaysia’s car taxation scheme. Rentals are 60–130% more expensive in KL. So let’s figure the rent is double. So: if we assume KL is twice as expensive as Bangalore, then a compensation package that is double in USD terms would be break-even. Since 13500 RM is 2.67X higher in USD terms, then it is worth considering the move.
What standard of living can you expect in Kuala Lumpur if you’re making MYR 17-18K a month? What would the living expenses, utilities, and taxes be? We’ve a 4 yr old preschooler, as well.
A 3000 sq ft condo with swimming pool, gym etc. Not in central KL live in maid Eat out on local food every day Eat out western 1/week Get drunk 1/week Nissan/Honda/Toyota saloon Private school (though deposits can be huge) Go to Bali/Phuket every couple of months for the weekend and so on Feel free to message me if you want more details
Are all cities in Malaysia better than all the cities in Indonesia?
Definitely not true. You need to compare the biggest and 2nd biggest cities in both Jakarta vs Kuala Lumpur and Surabaya vs Penang. Lets us just focus on the CBD of both Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur. Jakarta has a lot of modern buildings, very clean street, very big and luxury malls in comparison to Kuala Lumpur. The streets of Jakarta CBD are filled with newer model cars and luxury cars, compare to KL and the taxi also show a Very Big Differences, in term of comfort, cleaness and attitude. There are two types of taxi in Jakarta, being a luxury taxi (using Mercedes Benz, Toyota Alphard and Camry), whereas the normal taxi is Toyota Vios. There is also train from Jakarta airport to downtown and inside Jakarta, also have the build MTR within Jakarta Area. There are many International school in Jakarta, either American, Australian, Japanese, Indian etc among with other national plus school and standard schools. For shopping and food, easily Jakarta can win over KL. But in general, KL is a safer city compare to Jakarta, as the number of religious extremist in Indonesia is much more greater than in Malaysia. So eventhough Jakarta is much nicer city than KL, but people still need to be fully alert when in the city, as something bad can happen anytime, anywhere, unexpectedly. For comparison of Surabaya and Penang, again Surabaya easily win over Penang with its modern cbd and building, shopping malls, number of international flights, university etc. But Penang win over Surabaya for the medical treatment or hospitals and food variaties etc, so for the comparison of the 2nd biggest city, maybe Surabaya and Penang at the same similar level. I have been visiting those 4 cities so many times in the last 10 years, so the above points based on my own experiences.
How was your experience with Uber in Kuala Lumpur?
I've used Uber quite a bit around Bukit Bintang and really liked it. Prices are very reasonable, cars are new and clean (typically Toyota Camry's) and I don't need to haggle with the driver like in the red budget taxis. A tiny problem is that some of the drivers don't seem to be able to locate the pick-up address very well (whether the problem is their geographic knowledge or the Uber app I don't know), and since I'm signed up for Uber with a Singapore phone number and use my Malaysian Maxis SIM card in Malaysia he can't call me. But apart from that it's great.
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