A netizen's purchase of a Proton X50 with a monthly salary of RM2,000 has caused controversy and debate on social media. Despite the apparent financial strain, the bank approved the loan application, leaving many questioning their decision-making process.
A netizen has sparked controversy by purchasing a Proton X50 with a monthly salary of RM2,000. The news has sent shockwaves across social media as netizens debate the feasibility and implications of such a purchase. mStar reported that the story emerged after a car salesman claimed to have assisted a customer with a monthly salary of RM2,000 to secure a bank loan to purchase a Proton X50 with a monthly instalment of RM1,070.
The Proton X50, a popular SUV in Malaysia, has a price tag that starts at around RM79,200 at launch for the base model and can go up to RM103,300 for the range-topping variant. Despite the apparent financial strain, the loan application was shockingly approved, leaving many questioning the bank’s decision-making process. The contentious issue had ignited a debate, with netizens expressing disbelief and concern over the customer’s ability to sustain such a hefty financial commitmen
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