Every family will get one free AP.....(spouse get 2 lah)....if Pakatan Wins?????? Can transfer AP for $$$...........sure will vote Pakatan......lah..All will smile like hell and get windfall at least worth RM10k which always monopoly/monoplising by UMNDOGIE and BNshit
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The seventh reason would be the coming general election. Najib administration has been fighting a losing battle trying to win over the more educated young voters, who will determine who will walk the corridors of powers. This group of internet-savvy is the hardest to please and with the escalating cost of living, it would be foolish if PM Najib doesn’t take advantage of the revised NAP to give away some candies. Opposition de-facto leader Anwar is already scoring important points with his proposal to scrap the National Higher Education Fund (PTPTN) over the young voters. It would be fun if Anwar can promise an AP (approved permit) for each individual if the opposition wins the federal government (*tongue-in-cheek*).
OK, some of the above reasons may be wishful thinking.
However, looking at Malaysia’s total vehicle sales from 1980 to 2011, obviously it has reaches saturation stage. In order to register higher sales figure, Malaysian government has to stop telling the world what they can’t do yet bitching about declining sales and quarters of (Proton) losses. Gone are the days when Malaysia can (arrogantly) dictate what foreign manufacturers can produce. If they are serious about competing with Thailand and Indonesia, they’ve no choice but to invite more foreign manufacturers into the country with more liberalization. Foreign carmakers do not need Malaysia to survive but the same cannot be said about Malaysia.
Malaysia has to honour what it promised. The government promised to abolish APs by 2010 but has since pushed it to 2015. The government also promised EU4M diesels will be introduced in 2011 but nothing happens and the poor BMW actually thought Malaysian government was serious about it so much so that they launched clean diesel models ahead of the date. Now, every foreign car manufacturers know they can’t trust current Malaysian government at all. Will we see a tsunami in the automobile industry soon?
Maybe we shall wait for the NAP 2012 and the coming general election before decide on whether it’s wise to book a new car now.
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we all want free AP for each family........(even free period is within every 5 year) (if spouse got 2---for each family)..............sure all will vote Pakatan.....
Selangor, sure will be safe............
Free Ap for each family-----pakatan wins like ..........sapu semua!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
>>>>>>>>>>>>>Every family will get one free AP.....(spouse get 2 lah)....if Pakatan Wins?????? Can transfer AP for $$$...........sure will vote Pakatan......lah..All will smile like hell and get windfall at least worth RM10k which always monopoly/monoplising by UMNDOGIE and BNshit
