Terengganu state government bought 14 of the luxury cars for RM3.43mil (i.e. at RM245k each) to replace the Proton Perdana V6 Executive cars that had been purchased in 2004.They bought the German cars, as “it is more reliable for long-term use and to reduce the maintenance cost”.
The argument doesn’t make sense. Mercedes-Benz E200 Kompressor is a luxury car and you will pay a premium price for the maintenance.
If the state government thinks Proton cars are lousy and not reliable, they should consider Japanese cars instead (i.e. Toyota Camry and Honda Accord).
Both Toyota Camry 2.0 and Honda Accord 2.0 cost less than RM160k. They are very reliable and certainly cost less to maintain than Mercedes cars.
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Thank you for sharing the information.
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