"Up to RM40,000 cut in prices for imported cars" the NST reports today.
Am I happy?
DO I LOOK HAPPY?
I am furious becuse I had seen this coming. I had predicted that prices would fall. I had argued with my friends who had insisted that the prices would not go down.
I am angry because I was planning to sell my not so old Wira (about to turn 4 this year) and prices of second hand cars have fallen down the roof. Now I am too late.
Just wondering how much my Wira can fetch now on the used car market.
NOTE: Just learnt through Paul Tan's blog that Proton has posted the new prices for its car on their website .
TAGS: policy NAP used cars
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