Toyota Yaris
4th gen 5-door Hatch (XP210), 2020–
Love me a Sarawak plate — they just look so cool with the Q!
Spotted in Bandaraya Melaka, Malacca.
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oneverybigfrog 2025-07-30 02:21:02 | #2
rendevynz (2025-07-29 14:25:34)rendevynz
How often are Sarawak & Sabah plate in mainland? and how hard it is to bring the car from there to mainland?
How often are Sarawak & Sabah plate in mainland? and how hard it is to bring the car from there to mainland?
As a local Malaysian, I frequently see East Malaysian plates (Sabah and Sarawak) ones on the mainland. Many Johor people use Sabah plates for its similarity with Singapore ones.
However, I'm not very sure about the process of bringing East Malaysian cars to the mainland. I only know that shipping costs can be high. People on the mainland (for example Johor) can actually register their vehicles there, using East Malaysian plates.
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tkk7406 2025-07-30 09:05:06 | #3
rendevynz (2025-07-29 14:25:34)rendevynz
How often are Sarawak & Sabah plate in mainland? and how hard it is to bring the car from there to mainland?
How often are Sarawak & Sabah plate in mainland? and how hard it is to bring the car from there to mainland?
If I'm not mistaken since roughly 10 years ago, you do not have to register a car in the state you live in, so you can choose to have an east Malaysian plate in west Malaysia and vice versa. Therefore I think most cars that have these plates might have never even been in that state, the owner just chose to get a license plate from there.
Having travelled the country recently I would say there's plenty of east Malaysian plates in west Malaysia (not sure what it's like in east Malaysia as I haven't been there yet).
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MoMo00 2025-08-04 17:18:40 | #4
tkk7406 (2025-07-30 09:05:06)tkk7406
rendevynz
How often are Sarawak & Sabah plate in mainland? and how hard it is to bring the car from there to mainland?
If I'm not mistaken since roughly 10 years ago, you do not have to register a car in the state you live in, so you can choose to have an east Malaysian plate in west Malaysia and vice versa. Therefore I think most cars that have these plates might have never even been in that state, the owner just chose to get a license plate from there.
Having travelled the country recently I would say there's plenty of east Malaysian plates in west Malaysia (not sure what it's like in east Malaysia as I haven't been there yet).Car parts
rendevynz
How often are Sarawak & Sabah plate in mainland? and how hard it is to bring the car from there to mainland?
If I'm not mistaken since roughly 10 years ago, you do not have to register a car in the state you live in, so you can choose to have an east Malaysian plate in west Malaysia and vice versa. Therefore I think most cars that have these plates might have never even been in that state, the owner just chose to get a license plate from there.
Having travelled the country recently I would say there's plenty of east Malaysian plates in west Malaysia (not sure what it's like in east Malaysia as I haven't been there yet).Car parts
Some of them drive east Malaysian register car in west Malaysian so they can pay lesser for roadtax. But they must have either house or business in east Malaysian
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