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Ralf001
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It improves the lives of many Thai's by giving them employment.
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Thanks, so registered Thai company is a Thai company... that will save the confusion others seem to be experiencing.
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Hmmmm, cheap rub and tugs in Phuket..... Might have to go for a drive down this weekend !! -
Thai actually, Parent company is Chinese but that is irrelevant.
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Go the Ford !!
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my power cuts daily (often), it does not effect my email.
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Do you cook your own food in Thailand?
Ralf001 replied to Don Chance's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
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And in 67 months time she will discover she still has 17 more payments to go !!
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Yeah same, she's fingered.
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The 2.0 is not a new engine, its been around since 2016.
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Friend is an engineer at the the plant, he had one for two weeks. Fuel usage was 25lt/100... but he drove it damn hard.... like trying to break it hard.
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They go great but damn thirsty if driven hard.
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Have bounced around over the years so Thailand, Korea, Vietnam, Philippines, Mexico, Colombia, Bolivia, Chile etc etc.
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yeah says many do..... and like !!
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most I meet do.
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Chicken essence basket would go further than some manky Thai fruit.
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Certainly they can have it inspected (at their cost)... I never said they could not. However there is no searchable database a buyer can research to determine if there has been any prior accident damage........ Which part of this are you struggling with ?
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In Australia she would qualify for new for old if the vehicle was deemed total loss.
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I have several Thai friends who own/run secondhand car tents.... there is no system in place that can be referred to to establish damage history of vehicles here, unlike the USA which places damaged vehicles on a salvage title....... If they are paid out by the insurance company and then on sold.
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Limiting the per incident death qouta is a great idea. Could reduce it even further by enforcing existing laws !!
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They "normal' in Aus.. Hence I was replying to this part "No insurers, anywhere do that" of your post.
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Ahh you are comparing to USA.... explains your posts. USA is not relevant in Thailand.
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Wish my employer forced me to drink.
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Nope not afraid of dying. Infact if body gets to the point I need someone to wipe my <deleted> I will load the pistol and squeeze the trigger.
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Doubt there is any Thai insurers that would do it. Its common amongst most Aus inurers though. I only mention it as your post I qouted implies it is not a thing anywhere in the world.