MZ tak smart sebab tak beli INSPIRA

Inspira korang!!!Inspira…

aha,

sebelum ape ape, nak bagitahu MZ tak beli Inspira ok…hehehe masih menaiki TOM GREY kesayangan kami ;) so, kenapa plak MZ tak smart? sebab MZ tak de Inspira ;)

aha…saje je kan…

Inspira ada 1.8 dengan 2.0 kan. tapi kalau nak seat kulit, 2.0 je yang ada. hurmmm sebab dah selalu dengan TOM GREY yang ber seat kulit, maka macam tak besh bila tak seat kulit. pastuh MZ cakap…berapiiiii wooo roadtax kalau 2.0. hany senyum jer ;)

pastu, si salesman tu cakap, kalau 2.0 paling awal dapat adalah 2bulan. tu paling cepat la.kalau 1.8 2weeks dah boleh dapat.

(cite macam nak beli jer kan!)

Salesman tu kata lagi.

MINYAK JIMAT gilerrrrr, sebab ENJIN adalah dari MITSUBISHI. tak der ubah ape2, seketul zassss masukkan dalam INSPIRA nih. terus dia bukakan bonet depan. tapiiii casing tuh je ditukar kepada lambang PROTON. hehehe….

dia cakap, kalau Seri Kembangan ke Kepong, minyak RM20 boleh pergi balek Seri Kembangan – Kepong. betol ker???

kami tak test drive pun, sebab masa ni kat kepong, dah la baru lepas appointment. so just tengok tengok jer….duduk duduk, tanya tanya….hehehe…


tetibe MZ gatal,

“kalau trade in kete saya tu, berapa eh?” (sambil muncungkan mulut tunjuk pada TOM GREY)


“tahun berapa? manual ke auto? downpayment brape?”
terus dia call sape tah nak tanya…lepas MZ bagi jawapan kepada soalan nya.


as expected, kereta PROTON, once dah beli…pakai la sampai tua, kalau trade in tak berbaloi ler.huhuhu….


“Tak per B, takde INSPIRA pun, b tetap SMART, ENCEM, CUTE MIUT di hati sayang tau”


 **teringin gak nak naek INSPIRA, sape sape sape ada INSPIRA, hany nak numpang ;)**

Proton: how to spot imitation Proton Genuine Parts?

 

 

 

 

 

credit: paultan.org

Proton has sent over a few images on how to differentiate between Proton Genuine Parts and imitation parts, which are often sold at cheaper prices but do not confirm to OEM standards, especially when it comes to safety.

According to Proton Edar CEO Mohamad Shukor Ibrahim, there are two types of acceptable components available for Proton cars in the market. One is of the Proton Genuine Parts variant and the other is called Proton Second Branding Parts. Proton Genuine Parts are components that have been developed by PROTON and are also known as OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) parts.

Proton Second Branding Parts are offered to customers whose vehicle warranty has expired, and as an option for those seeking lower-cost of ownership compared to purchasing Proton Genuine Parts. These are usually cheaper in price to buy.

And then there is the third type, which are manufactured by a third party designed to be fitted to Proton vehicles, but they carry their own branding and packaging and do not make attempts to imitate Proton parts. But what you should avoid are imitation parts that are made by unknown parties and packaged to look like Proton Genuine parts.

Here’s how to tell them apart:

Genuine Part Label – Bar codes have more fine lines and colour blue is of lighter shade.

Imitation Part Label – Bar codes are thick and colour blue is of darker shade.

ATF Fluid Bottle – watch how the Genuine Part on the left has a better quality bottle cap seal as compared to the imitation part on the right.

The Genuine Part fuel pump is on the right while the imitation part is on the left – look at the different shade in the material colour.

Proton Genuine Oil Filter – neat and proper printing of yellow and white logo box as opposed to the imitation filter on the left with shabby printing.

Take a look on the inside – the genuine part is on the right while the fake part is on the left, you can notice the difference with the filter

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