While I was in Melbourne, I noticed that most cars there had an engine capacity of 2000cc and above. Most of them also had maximum speeds of 300KM/hr and more. However, the speed limit is similar to that of Malaysia on most highways, i.e., 110KM/hr. Of course in the bush, there is no speed limit.
Their parking system was really confusing. Wonder why they just don't use a ticketing system. Would make life much easier for a lot of people.
All their car number plates had a slogan at the bottom. Previoulsy it was (for cars in Victoria) Victoria - Garden state . Then Victoria - On the move.
Now, it is Victoria - The place to be.
I also didn't notice a single Proton car the entire week I was there.
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