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What Sort of Cars Can You Get For RM100,000?

Daniel Fernandez, dsf.my

08-Jul-20 20:00

What Sort of Cars Can You Get For RM100,000?

In the news this week, we discuss Genting's probable ban on motorcycle and car convoys, a manual gearbox without a clutch, the Proton Saga 35th Anniversary Edition and a turbocharged Mazda hatchback. After that, we dream a little bit about all the exciting cars that you can get in the used car market for around the price of a brand new Proton X70. 

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Categories:  Business Analysis,  Auto

Tags:  Used Cars,  Buying Guide,  Automotive Industry,  Tips,  Car Dealers,  Car Buying,  Genting,  Touge,  Driving,  BMW,  Mercedes-Benz,  Audi,  Bentley,  Premium Cars,  Subaru,  Jaguar, 


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