Private car theft statistics in Malaysia: One stolen every 24 minutes
Christopher Teh Boon Sung
Posted on September 30th, 2010
Update (23 Mar. 2012): I wrote a review of some car security systems in Malaysia.
- Nissan Grand Livina: Possibly the safest Nissan model from car thieves?
- Rise in vehicle theft in Malaysia
- Number of stolen private cars in Malaysia
- Recovery rate for stolen vehicles in Malaysia
- Number of registered cars in Malaysia
- Car models stolen in Malaysia (in 2004)
This week I traded in my 9-year old Perodua Kembara for a spanking new Nissan Grand Livina. My Kembara has served me well, but it has recurring problems with its drive shaft, couplings, and suspension. Particularly, in the past two years, new problems have started to emerge such as a mysterious oil leak (undetected even by car mechanics), increasingly rigid suspension, air-conditioning that cannot be left on for longer than two hours, creaking sounds from my drive shaft whenever I make a sharp and slow turn, peeling car tint, and a boom box that, well, doesn’t boom anymore.







