Malaysian Army 3 ton truck on PIE
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thanks.was lost for words.Originally posted by SlowPoke:snorkel -
hahahaahahaOriginally posted by CX:no permit wait kena caught by t.p... or r.o.v motorbike chase them, pull them over and check their weight limit, road tax and whether their vehicle emission clean or not
then can send the summon to K.L ask their mindef to pay
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I've seen Humvees in Thailand (military) and Australia (civilian) and, my God, Bismark is rite... It's a damn huge car which totally fills up the lane. Suffice to say, if the car has a glove box, u would not want to put anything in there cos u can't reach the passenger seat from the driver's seat unless u are made of rubber. No pictures or images does this monster any justice.... u have to see it in the flesh!Originally posted by bismarck:anyway it's a bloody wide car.
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Saw the real thing while I was in Canada late last year. Man, I was almost salivating in the mouth!
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the H2 uses less fuel cost half the price and comes with a right handed version.The H1 is exported but only the countries that drive left handed as it only comes in 1 version.The H2 was being tried out by the Singapore armed forces last i heard.....was in a copy of the safra mag a few months ago....So the H2 is not a sissy version but a more civilian version.....something like those rally cars and the road cars......
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last time when u drive simple jeep to cross-country to malaysia country-side. now YOU go JIO them now.
but warning hor.when u go customs hor,if yr arms are terribly short,dont drive the damn car, because the humvee is so damn wide u cant open the door and hope not to smash his window.
and imagine when u wanna change lane. ppl siam u.....then any cars behind u want to overtake also cannot...hahahaha....
then when rainy days or in countries where there is floods...ppl's engine stall...u still can MacDonald drive-thru...hahahahaha....if they got open lah. -
I agree about the width of the beast. The 1st time I sat in one, I realised I was about 1 meter away from the driver!
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for those dreaming of buying humvee/hummer
the things u have to pay.the road tax and diesek tax
Engine Capacity
Engine Capacity (EC) Road Tax Formula* (per annum)
EC £ 600 cc $400
600 cc < EC £ 1,000 cc $400 + 0.25 x (EC - 600)
1,000 cc < EC £ 1,600 cc $500 + 0.75 x (EC – 1,000)
1,600 cc < EC £ 3,000 cc $950 + 1.5 x (EC – 1,600)
EC > 3,000 cc $3,050 + 2.0 x (EC – 3,000)
* Effective from 1 September 2002.
Example:
If your car's engine capacity is 1600 cc (ie EC = 1600), the road tax will be as follows:
Road Tax = $500 + 0.75 x (1600 - 1000)
= $500 + 0.75 x (600)
= $500 + 450
= $950
For Diesel-driven cars
Diesel tax is payable in addition to the road tax.
The diesel tax is 6 times the road tax of an equivalent petrol-driven car.
taken frm Lta website..
so ex....pay thru the nose for the car. -
The H2 is cheaper as it is a civilian make....the H1 is ex but u might be able to classfiy it as a vanOriginally posted by bismarck:for those dreaming of buying humvee/hummer
the things u have to pay.the road tax and diesek tax
Engine Capacity
Engine Capacity (EC) Road Tax Formula* (per annum)
EC £ 600 cc $400
600 cc < EC £ 1,000 cc $400 + 0.25 x (EC - 600)
1,000 cc < EC £ 1,600 cc $500 + 0.75 x (EC – 1,000)
1,600 cc < EC £ 3,000 cc $950 + 1.5 x (EC – 1,600)
EC > 3,000 cc $3,050 + 2.0 x (EC – 3,000)
* Effective from 1 September 2002.
Example:
If your car's engine capacity is 1600 cc (ie EC = 1600), the road tax will be as follows:
Road Tax = $500 + 0.75 x (1600 - 1000)
= $500 + 0.75 x (600)
= $500 + 450
= $950
For Diesel-driven cars
Diesel tax is payable in addition to the road tax.
The diesel tax is 6 times the road tax of an equivalent petrol-driven car.
taken frm Lta website..
so ex....pay thru the nose for the car. -
Erm.... I hope u guys aren't serious about wanting civilian humvees on singapore roads, are u? Can u imagine trying to squeeze one of these monsters into a parking lot in a multi-storey carpark in Singapore??? I don't think the driver of the Nissan March next to u would be happy to find half of your humvee sitting on top of his car....
Besides, knowing the typical Singaporean's logic for large cars (Beemers, Mercs, etc.), a large majority of Humvees will be driven by 'tai-tai's who can't even see over the dashboard. probably wouldn't even notice anything if they drove over a motorcyclist...
Before i kena flame, let me say that I AM NOT A SEXIST!.... it's just that my mom drives, and it scares the crap out of me everytime i ride in her car. let's just say the words "signalling" and "Check blind-spot" do not exist in her driving vocabulary. The car's dashboard still has my fingernail scratch marks. -
Aha... also found that standard curb weight of a civilian humvee is around 3,091 kg.... this means that u need a Class 4 license to drive this as a civilian. FYI, most of us would have class 3 license (standard car license) which allows us to drive vehicles up to 2,500kg.... I'm doing this from memory, so please feel free to fry my ass if i am wrong.
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if classify as van u need a company 1 loh.lest yr dad or u has a company and u reg it under the company loh.Originally posted by |-|05|:The H2 is cheaper as it is a civilian make....the H1 is ex but u might be able to classfiy it as a van -
i agree. my mum is 1 dumb driver.Originally posted by zigzag:Erm.... I hope u guys aren't serious about wanting civilian humvees on singapore roads, are u? Can u imagine trying to squeeze one of these monsters into a parking lot in a multi-storey carpark in Singapore??? I don't think the driver of the Nissan March next to u would be happy to find half of your humvee sitting on top of his car....
Besides, knowing the typical Singaporean's logic for large cars (Beemers, Mercs, etc.), a large majority of Humvees will be driven by 'tai-tai's who can't even see over the dashboard. probably wouldn't even notice anything if they drove over a motorcyclist...
Before i kena flame, let me say that I AM NOT A SEXIST!.... it's just that my mom drives, and it scares the crap out of me everytime i ride in her car. let's just say the words "signalling" and "Check blind-spot" do not exist in her driving vocabulary. The car's dashboard still has my fingernail scratch marks.
red light still ask me can chiong or not. when if u chiong and ppl dont brake in time, u become roti prata on the roads. mine you there were at least 6 lanes of cars. ( near dover,sp there)