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  1. Dear Forum Members I'm seeking advice on purchasing wholesale quantities of consumer goods in Thailand. Specifically, I'm interested in items like instant noodles, coffee, Knorr products, shampoo, and baby formula. Questions: Legal Considerations: Is it permissible for an individual with a DTV visa to purchase large quantities (50-100 cartons) of these items? Do I need any special permits or licenses? Best Wholesale Markets: Which cities or regions in Thailand offer the most competitive wholesale prices for these products? I'm open to relocating if necessary. Retail Options: Are the prices at Makro generally competitive for wholesale purchases? Are there other retailers or wholesalers that might offer better deals? Any insights or recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
  2. avanza 2012 vs innova 2010 pls advise avanza is just 1.5 and innnova is 2.0
  3. what about ford eco sport 2015 guys ? i saw them on website from 1500000 to 200000 baht are they good car.
  4. what about ford eco sport 2015 guys ? i saw them on website from 1500000 to 200000 baht are they good car.
  5. Hi everyone, I’m planning to move to Thailand next month and my budget for a car is 200,000 Baht or less. What brands are good, easy to repair, and commonly used in Thailand for 6/7-seaters? I currently have offers for the following: Chevrolet Captiva 2012 for 189,000 Baht Chevrolet Captiva 2007 for 145,000 Baht Toyota Wish for approximately 160,000 Baht Toyota Avanza 2012 for 215,000 Baht What should I get? I’ve heard that Chevrolets are not very popular in Thailand and can be hard to repair. I like the appearance of the Captiva, but I’m concerned about maintenance. Should I go for a diesel or petrol engine? I’ve never had a diesel car before, but I’m open to it if the fuel price is cheaper than petrol. If a 6/7-seater isn’t possible within my budget, a 5-seater SUV would be fine too. Please recommend some models and brands. P.S. Is there a service in Bangkok that offers car condition checks? I don’t want to end up with a flooded car. 😄 Thanks in advance!

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