Your car once had a rock-steady speedometer needle, but now it’s wandering a bit — or a lot. Maybe it’s not indicating any speed or it’s showing 60 mph and you know that can’t be right. “An easy way ...
A WORKSHOP in Senai, Johor, has been ordered to refund RM950 to a retiree after failing to repair his car’s speedometer. The ruling was made by Johor Consumer Claims Tribunal president Hafez Zalkapli, ...
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