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<blockquote data-quote="535i" data-source="post: 394415" data-attributes="member: 83"><p>Time to downgrade to 318i .. </p><p>There goes my dream to own a 530 i ...</p><p> </p><p>eh wait - can buy 318 and SC it !!! </p><p> </p><p><strong>Fuel price by car size</strong></p><p></p><p><strong>By ZALINAH NOORDIN</strong></p><p></p><p></p><p>PETALING JAYA: The bigger your car, the more you will have to pay for petrol from May 1.</p><p>This is because the Government is going to change the way fuel is subsidised.</p><p>It is planning for a fuel pricing mechanism that will ensure only targeted groups, particularly those from the lower-income, will receive fuel subsidy.</p><p>Also, foreigners who drive into the country to fill up their tanks will not be eligible for subsidy and will have to pay more for fuel.</p><p>“The bigger the engine, the higher petrol will cost,” Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob said yesterday.</p><p>The move was based on the assumption that those in the lower income group would normally drive a car with a lower engine capacity and thus be eligible for the subsidy, he said.</p><p>“For RON95 petrol, the subsidy is 30 sen per litre. The current price of RON95 petrol is RM1.80 compared with the actual price of RM2.10.</p><p>“Malaysians who are not eligible are those who drive a higher engine capacity car or non-Malaysians. They will have to pay RM2.10 or more for RON95,” he told a press conference after launching the new corporate identity of the F&N soft drinks division here yesterday.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="535i, post: 394415, member: 83"] Time to downgrade to 318i .. There goes my dream to own a 530 i ... eh wait - can buy 318 and SC it !!! [B]Fuel price by car size[/B] [B]By ZALINAH NOORDIN[/B] PETALING JAYA: The bigger your car, the more you will have to pay for petrol from May 1. This is because the Government is going to change the way fuel is subsidised. It is planning for a fuel pricing mechanism that will ensure only targeted groups, particularly those from the lower-income, will receive fuel subsidy. Also, foreigners who drive into the country to fill up their tanks will not be eligible for subsidy and will have to pay more for fuel. “The bigger the engine, the higher petrol will cost,” Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob said yesterday. The move was based on the assumption that those in the lower income group would normally drive a car with a lower engine capacity and thus be eligible for the subsidy, he said. “For RON95 petrol, the subsidy is 30 sen per litre. The current price of RON95 petrol is RM1.80 compared with the actual price of RM2.10. “Malaysians who are not eligible are those who drive a higher engine capacity car or non-Malaysians. They will have to pay RM2.10 or more for RON95,” he told a press conference after launching the new corporate identity of the F&N soft drinks division here yesterday. [/QUOTE]
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