The New Nissan March Club (MARCH1Z) - Part VI
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LOVE them??!!Originally posted by shiokmc:LOVE the Pull-Up Bar SpoiLer....................
DROOL OVER the dark force yeow! 
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Originally posted by marchieaddict:To balloony as well..
I paid 41.5 for a 2.5 yr marchie hor.....
49k for a brand new one... u're still the one with a better deal!
2.5 years later, the only way out for me is scrapyard! Yours still have a chance in AML building...
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Side track abit...where in the world in singapore would you find good hotel buffet dinners??care to share??
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yoz, i sent u a personal message....Originally posted by libbytan:Hey Ballonny....how much you paid for your 14C?
Can do a simple breakdown of costs and discounts given.
Also can reveal the 'freebies' you are getting?
My mother is also very interested to get a March this weekends. -
Buying a car in singapore is very complicated and must take extra precaution. Becos the OMV, Parf and COE is playing the figures.
If u guys plan to drive the march for at least 5 years and above ,buying a new car is worth it and advisable. So u dun have to depreciate the COE value throught out the long term.
For those who like to change car within 2 or 3 years, Buying a use car is more advisable. Becos they got high paper value, u won't be surprise 2 or 3 years later a new march is onli selling for $30k to 40k. If it happen u going to lose till ur pants off. Especially those who bought a new march 1 or 2 years ago which cost u about $65k to $73k.
It will not affect much on those those who bought a used car with higher paper value. Just de-register it and export it and u won't be surprise u can sell higher price then a new car.
I myself bought a used 10/04 nissan march lemon yellow. For Outstanding finance i should be able to break even , maybe is time for me to change the next generation of march.
So dear machies know ur driving style and habit. Hope it will help people out there. For ur info the next round COE bidding it might drop dun get to rush for the time being. Becos new car showroom not much orders. -
hihi kkt, long time no see...................Originally posted by kkt:Side track abit...where in the world in singapore would you find good hotel buffet dinners??care to share??
Porridge Buffet
- Quality Hotel & the hotel(forgotten the name) @ Killiney Rd and goodwood park. Wide spread and comfortable place to dine in...
the chocolate buffet at Fullerton hotel but find it a bit expensive.--really
Plaza cafe & Straits Cafe @ Rendezvous
my own personnal fav..........Penang Hawkers at York Hotel - for their ban chang kueh and Penang Nyonya Food at King's Hotel - for tau huay in gula melaka syrup, pig stomach soup, kerabu, achar, otah...yummy
triple three at Mandarin orchard got wide selection of seafood and desserts and LINE at Shangri la hotel..............
i used to work in Ritz Carltons - Greenhouse weekday buffet is really good value. I think its $38++ only and you get a whole range of sushi, oysters, mussels, prawns. The Desserts are really good- Cheese Cake is the star of the show.
Its not a huge spread, but the ambience is classy and the food very high quality for gf or biz.................
there is a link frm asiaone................
http://feast.asiaone.com.sg/features/topics/20060108_001.html
Hotel Miramar
Link
http://www.miramar.com.sg/fnb.asp
New Park Hotel for their Chinese/Dim Sum Buffet.............................
the international buffet at the cafe on the first level of Copthorne Waterfront hotel .......................http://www.millenniumhotels.com/MCIL.nsf/LU_RES/777$$DiningEntertainment$$CafeBrio's?OpenDocument&de]website
Straits Kitchen at Ground floor
Grand Hyatt Singapore
OneNinety @ Four Seasons
Melt @ The Oriental
My strategy has been to be selective on the food that I eat. Normally I will make a beeline for the sashimi and high-end sushi - reasoning being that it will normally be very costly to eat this item ala carte. Normally, the amount of sashimi and sushi I eat can already pay off for my whole buffet - in terms of what it will cost me to have an equivalent meal ala carte.
Will also go for the seafood - ie. fresh prawns/lobsters/flower crabs. Again becos. of cost issue and the fact that these items don't take up too much space like carbos do.
I will always save some space for the more delectable desert items but at the end of the day, it is imperative not to over eat as you will then lose the enjoyment value of the buffet - ie. hit negative M. utility = better off not going for the buffet.
Finally, pace yourself and don't gorge as - 1) you will tend to overeat since your stomach delays its communication with your head 2) you will look unglamourous and ugly LIKE ME,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. -
Good is your criteria not price right?Originally posted by kkt:Side track abit...where in the world in singapore would you find good hotel buffet dinners??care to share??
raffles hotel bar and billard....try find someone with the dinner card.. gets you one for one on the buffet.. -
http://parkingidiots.blogspot.com/
Something to de-stress ur Hazy monday blues.............orif u r pissed up at other drivers whoooooooooo........................ -
So you finally found it.Originally posted by vandagal2002:http://parkingidiots.blogspot.com/
Something to de-stress ur Hazy monday blues.............orif u r pissed up at other drivers whoooooooooo........................
Are you going to upload some pictures as well -
more pics of out last trip. you guys should consider coming for the next one in november! we're planning to go Fraser's hill this time.
malaysia boleh..
overlooking down the lodge is this scenary
this lodge we stayed was once SM Lee's according to legend. very nice...
overlooking BOH tea plantation
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Wow scary the rear wheel actually lifts up. Slow motion actually makes the impact looks bad. Better not tailgate.Originally posted by KamenRider: -
would be interested to see reply to this issue too.Originally posted by balloony:hey pple... just book my march 14C
Any recommendations to tyres and rims? considering whether to upsize and change tyres.
Also, I'm interested in a rear spoiler. anywhere to recommend?
hear you guys around. -
KARMEN RIDER!!!!
Me like your car!!!!! Can I get it done up like yours too???? -
Hey... anyone know what are the brand of the stock tyres?
Thinking of changing to GR80... anyone know the est price? -
The stock tyres that come with my car is from Goodyear GT3. Been on the Falken ST115 for almost 40k and also looking to change mine again.Originally posted by balloony:Hey... anyone know what are the brand of the stock tyres?
Thinking of changing to GR80... anyone know the est price?
IMO the tyres did well for me. Good grip, initially quiet (but i am not too bothered by the noise), wet weather also ok. Thread still there after 40k. GR80 should be around $108 or so for 195/50/R15. Generally from asking around the tyres could range between $85 to $100 plus for size 15. There is this shop in Ang Mo Kio industrial park which is opposite the Bishan MRT depot called Poh Heng who is a good help for rims and tyres. Many of the Marchies got our rims and tyres from them. Look for Justin and I've also PM you his mobile. Hope this helps. -
It will definitely look nice and outstanding on an orange car. When do you intend to do it.Originally posted by marchieaddict:KARMEN RIDER!!!!
Me like your car!!!!! Can I get it done up like yours too????
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wanna head to jB ??Originally posted by amarch:would be interested to see reply to this issue too.
hear you guys around.
was there over the last weeekend... even hav AirScoop for our k12....... PermasJaya (just outside the Go-Kart track)
spoilers go for RM$100-200 ..... w/o Spray..... -
plenty of car sticker shops around.Originally posted by marchieaddict:KARMEN RIDER!!!!
Me like your car!!!!! Can I get it done up like yours too????
this is the one i went. friendly and fun pple. check it out.
i PM-ed you my hp. sms me if you'd like to go, i can show you around. -
ohohoho, i want, wht is the shop name??? where is the go-kart??? i wana see wht they have!!!!!!Originally posted by shiokmc:wanna head to jB ??
was there over the last weeekend... even hav AirScoop for our k12....... PermasJaya (just outside the Go-Kart track)
spoilers go for RM$100-200 ..... w/o Spray..... -
See wht kind of sticker u want...................cute / serious or race driver type / drift type or.......................Originally posted by marchieaddict:KARMEN RIDER!!!!
Me like your car!!!!! Can I get it done up like yours too????
http://www.marchcup.jp/top.html
http://www.nismo.co.jp/M_SPORTS/news2003/news9.html -
great. how much it cost and do we need to have the air intake changed.Originally posted by shiokmc:wanna head to jB ??
was there over the last weeekend... even hav AirScoop for our k12....... PermasJaya (just outside the Go-Kart track)
spoilers go for RM$100-200 ..... w/o Spray.....
eeee me not familiar w m'sia. hardly drive there. -
bro.... erm.... attach pix leh .... havnt seen u guys for a long tiMeOriginally posted by KamenRider:plenty of car sticker shops around.
this is the one i went. friendly and fun pple. check it out.
i PM-ed you my hp. sms me if you'd like to go, i can show you around. -
RM$100 for airScoop...pasted ON .... but hard to find in SG ... but i niao...not willg to pay ...coz hafff to send for spray in Sg ma... probably S$50--100??Originally posted by amarch:great. how much it cost and do we need to have the air intake changed.
eeee me not familiar w m'sia. hardly drive there. -
Wah scary ah...don't know when ur car would appear on any page..Originally posted by KingMariot:So you finally found it. Are you going to upload some pictures as well 
