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Free taxi rides in the Nissan LEAF EV

KUALA LUMPUR: In conjunction with Earth Day on April 22, Edaran Tan Chong Motor Sdn. Bhd. (ETCM) is collaborating with MyTeksi Sdn Bhd (MyTeksi) to demonstrate their commitment to the environment and sustainable transportation. 

A fleet of Leafs will be driven around Klang Valley, offering free ‘taxi’ rides to passengers who book their taxis via MyTeksi, Malaysia’s largest on-demand taxi booking network.

This collaboration is part of ETCM’s efforts to help promote and create awareness for electric vehicles as an option for sustainable transportation. 
The Leaf is a perfect example of a car that provides driving pleasure while producing zero-emissions.

ETCM executive director Datuk David Chen said the campaign was designed to allow people to experience a 100% electric vehicle and also to address any concerns of an electric vehicle and highlighting the many benefits of electric vehicles.

“With these free taxi rides, we aim to show how practical, affordable and comfortable our Leaf is in addition to contributing to environmental zero-emission cause,” he added.

Free-rides will be given to passengers through two different channels - shuttle service in selected areas and via the MyTeksi Applications on Earth Day. 

The Leaf shuttle service will cover popular areas in Subang Jaya and Sunway. 

Passengers will need to spot the Leaf at these locations for a free-ride to their desired destination within the shuttle area.

Lucky passengers who were selected through the MyTeksi App bookings will also have the opportunity to get a free-ride in the Leaf around the Klang Valley.

“We are thrilled to be able to give our passengers free-rides on the Leaf. We hope to see more Leafs as an option for taxi service transportation in the near future. The Nissan LEAF provides zero-emission, lower cost to passengers compared to a car that runs on fuel,” said Aaron Gill, Product and Marketing Head of MyTeksi.

ETCM will also launch a Twitter contest called ‘Spot, Tweet and Win’ to spread awareness about the free MyTeksi rides in the Leaf. The contest will run from April 22 to 23 and anyone may participate by following three simple steps to qualify for the contest. 

Firstly, customers need to follow @NissanMalaysia on twitter, spot and snap a photo of the Leaf and tweet that photo along with the contest tagline which is “Spot a #LEAF and win from @NissanMalaysia @MyTeksi #EarthDay2013 free ride campaign” to @NissanMalaysia. 

Contest entries will be randomly drawn and 20 winners will get an exclusive Leaf miniature.

For more information, visit the Nissan website at www.nissan.com.my and view the YouTube video at http://youtu.be/6XOWg30XnXI

Source: http://star-motoring.com/News/2013/Get-free-electric-car-ride-on-Earth-Day-with-Nissa.aspx

GE13: Malaysia EC warns Singapore over foreign-registered vehicles

Just about two weeks out from polling day in Malaysia and tensions with its neighbour over the causeway have been cranked up with the Malaysian Election Commission (EC) urging the Singapore Government to do more to stop expats returning to vote in foreign vehicles. In an attempt to prevent the car pooling being planned in the city state ahead of polling day, authorities said Malaysians coming home to vote on May 5 can only cross in a Malaysian-registered vehicle. Pic: Jom Balik Undi Malaysia It also urged Singapore’s Foreign Ministry to investigate reports that registered private vehicles were being used to send Malaysian voters home to vote. Malaysia’s ruling Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition is facing its stiffest challenge in its six decades in government after losing a a third of its Parliamentary seats in the last election. Fears about the issuing of absentee ballots...

Full article: http://asiancorrespondent.com/105651/ge13-malaysia-ec-warns-singapore-over-foreign-registered-vehicles/

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IM4U	363	RM	4300
IM4U	373	RM	4300
IM4U	383	RM	4800
IM4U	515	RM	4800
IM4U	535	RM	4300

IM4UI 56	RM	3800
IM4UI 57	RM	3800
IM4UI 59	RM	3800
IM4UI 60	RM	4800
IM4UI 69	RM	4800
IM4UI 72	RM	4300
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IM4UI 75	RM	4300
IM4UI 76	RM	4300
IM4UI 79	RM	4300
IM4UI 80	RM	4800
IM4UI 82	RM	4800
IM4UI 83	RM	4800
IM4UI 85	RM	4300
IM4UI 86	RM	4800
IM4UI 87	RM	4300
IM4UI 89	RM	4800
IM4UI 92	RM	4300
IM4UI 93	RM	4300
IM4UI 95	RM	4300
IM4UI 96	RM	5800
IM4UI 97	RM	4300
IM4UI 100	RM	5300

After we will be releasing our official IM4U plate number it will be selling like hotcakes. So act as fast as possible and grab what you can.

IM4U On The Way!

More IM4U the latest plate will be arriving soon.
Im4U was just out on March 2013.

Here we are in the fast moving country whereby many changes act like a lightning. The IM4U is the latest special car plate that have been released. The announced  released was by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak over the weekend. The vary day conjuction with the 1Malaysia For Youth movement, with the objective of it helping to raise funds to support the movement’s activities. This awesome series will have a usual of 9,999 numbers with the booking to be available at www.MalaysiaCarPlate.com

The delicated website offer the most nice number plate you can ever get or ask for. Reports indicate that aside from an open bidding for 68 premium registration numbers – which will be handled by the Road Transport Department (RTD). This also include exclusive numbers and choosen series to confirm it's fixed prices.  Najib is set to get the IM4U 11 plate, 11 being his favourite number, it was reported.

The registration numbers are open to be bought by anyone eligible to register a vehicle in their name, though no exchange of ownership is allowed. The plate cannot be registered in Langkawi or Labuan, unlike previously with the G1M plate. The highest bid secures a number in the case of more than one bid received.

Get your brands or special event

 Just follow this chart and you will never go wrong, you can now purchase this special plates through http://malaysiacarplate.com/ which we have lots of them. More than 1,500+ plates awaiting for the special person like you.

Alphabet	Remark
Proton	Plate for Proton
Perodua	Plate for Perodua
Waja	Plate for Proton Waja
Chancellor	Plate for Proton Chancellor
Persona	Plate for Proton Persona
Satria	Plate for Proton Satria
Tiara	Plate for Proton Tiara
Perdana	Plate for Proton Perdana
Lotus	Plate for Lotus
Kriss	Plate for Modenas Kriss
Jaguh	Plate for Modenas Jaguh
Naza	Plate for Naza
SUKOM	Plate for 1998 Commonwealth Games
XIII NAM	Plate for 2003 NAM Summit
X OIC	Plate for 2003 OIC Summit
XI ASEAN	Plate for 2005 ASEAN Summit
BAMbee	Plate for 2000 Thomas & Uber Cup
XXX IDB	Plate for Islamic Development Bank conference
G1M	Plate for 1Malaysia

Peugeot 208 on display, specs unveiled via brochures

The Peugeot 208 is currently making it’s pre-launch promo rounds around Malaysia, with the latest location being the One Utama shopping centre in Bandar Utama. The 208 will be there until this April Sunday the 14th, but if you want to avoid the jam or don’t live in the Klang Valley we have some details on the car for you as we managed to get a hold of the official brochure as well as snapped some photos of both the 5-door on 3-door which are also on display at Peugeot Glenmarie.


The Peugeot 208 brochure reveals that both the five-door and three-door versions are powered by the same 122 horsepower 1.6 litre VTi engine which makes 160 Nm of torque. There’s no mention of how many gear ratios in the official spec sheet, but we’ve been informed it’s a four-speed Tiptronic unit with Sport mode.

There are disc brakes on all four wheels, and the 5-door has 16 inch Helium design wheels with 195/55R16 tyres while the 3-door has larger 17 inch Oxygen design wheels with wider 205/45R17 tyres. In terms of safety features, the 208 has it loaded to the brim with ESP stability control as well as 6 airbags for all variants.

Other features of it are standered for both models which include the digital dual zone airconditioning, Arkamys 3D audi with 6 speakers, USB and Bluetooth support, as well as 6-way driver and passenger seat adjustment. The 3-door model also adds a panoramic sunroof, which is rare for a B-segment model in Malaysia.

In conclusion, the price remains silence but rumours has it under RM100k for both models of the car.

Understand Your Plate

Malaysia car plate is easy to understand if you have the chart below as a guide. 

State	Car Plate Prefix	Example
Kuala Lumpur	W	WRC 1234
Selangor	B	BJX 1234
Perak	A	AFT 1234
Penang	P	PGV 1234
Kedah	K	KBW 1234
Perlis	R	RG 1234
Kelantan	D	DAX 1234
Terengganu	T	TAM 1234
Pahang	C	CBV 1234
Johor	J	JJT 1234
Melaka	M	MBH 1234
Negeri Sembilan	N	NBU 1234
Sarawak	Q	QAF 1234
Sabah	S	SS 1234 J

Bulk plate number have been added

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Leading plate "WWW " on the lead

The tender for the “WWW” prefix for vehicle registration numbers closes on 14 May 2012 and a mad rush is anticipated at the three Kuala Lumpur Road Transport Department branches.

IT engineer Yeoh Seng Huat has already bid for seven “WWW” numbers but will put in a last bid before the deadline.

“This time I will bid for my birth year,” said the Penang-born, who has been a vehicle registration number enthusiast for the past two decades. Yeoh is excited about the “WWW” prefix, partly because he thinks that “number plates these days are not just numbers”. "There are an art" he added.

His highest bid for the plate number was RM 1,900. Yeoh’s seven bids were among the 14,131 received for the “WWW” prefix so far.

He said he had been at the JPJ Wangsa Maju branch for three afternoons (Wednesday to Friday) because he could not make up his mind about the numbers. He ended up bidding for numbers that are of sentimental value to him, as well as those he thinks have a “resale value”. Yeoh’s seven bids were among the 14,131 received for the “WWW” prefix so far.

Transport Minister Datuk Seri Kong Cho Ha said this was the highest number of bids ever recorded by the JPJ, far surpassing the previous record – “WVW” at 4,750 bids. The minimum bid for “premium” numbers (from 1 to 10) and “attractive numbers” (from 11 to 19 plus numbers like 3333) are RM10,000 and RM2,000 respectively while popular and running numbers require a minimum bid of RM300.

Kong said the MCA 1 plate, which went for RM300,100 in 2010, currently holds the record of the highest bid. The latest bid would open on May 24. The WWW bid is popular because the surname Wong or Wang rhymes with “prosperity” and “emperor” in Chinese.

It is believed to bring good luck as the number three rhymes with “growth”, thus three Ws mean good luck will continue to grow. Those who are interested to bid for the “WWW” prefix can do so at the Kuala Lumpur JPJ offices in Wangsa Maju, Bandar Sri Permaisuri and Maju Junction before 12pm of 14 May 2012.

Be on your toes, Seat belt fines up to RM300

Rear seat belt offence

be beware | be save 

Road Safety Department director-general Leslie Leon announced on Tuesday that owners of vehicles without third rear seat belts will be issued traffic summonses, effective Jan 1.

"Proton and Perodua have been carrying out a three-year campaign, from 2009 until Dec 31, to install free third rear seat belts for their make of vehicles, but sadly people are still lax about the matter," he said after launching a Road Safety Campaign at the International Islamic University (IIU) here.

Leslie was commenting on the reported statement by Proton and Perodua that claimed that the numbers coming in for the free fitting were still low.

Proton reported that only 17.68 percent of its vehicle owners have fitted out the seat belts, while Perodua has recorded 43 percent so far.

Here is a rough guided figure of how your seat should look like, but different car and model have a different set of components and installation. 

Under Designing Maintenance

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Our webmaster are currently working to develop our website and soon our official website would be live to all public. Do keep a look out for it.

Meanwhile, our staff will update the latest number plate to be uploaded for sales and promotion. 

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