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Saturday, February 1, 2014

11 Generasi Toyota Corolla

First Generation - a car for everyone

1966

The most wanted car by the market - presented to the world by bringing together the essence of Toyota's technology.

2nd Generation - greater competence

Comprehensively enhanced performance for the high speed era.

1970

3rd generation - the ultimate family car

Vehicle code ‘three-zero.’ Pulling through headwinds and emerging as world class car.
1974

4th generation - not a car if not beautiful

Beautiful aerodynamic style to match the new era.

1979

5th generation - front wheel drive

A spacious interior in a compact sedan. Clearing the hurdles to meet world standards.

1983

6th generation - a corolla beyond corollas

Higher levels demanded in an era of abundant prosperity.

1987

7th generation - high-end and impressive

Shifting COROLLA value to the range of emotions and sensitivity.

1991

8th generation - economically efficient

Concern for environmental problems and safety. One answer to the radically changing era.

1995

9th generation - new value from scratch

Break the link with the past and target a global standard for the 21st century.

2000

10th generation (2006)- its own only adversary

Surpass the previous COROLLA in every way by bringing in luxury car elements.

2006

11th generation (2014) - a new life experience
From its groundbreaking stylish design, to the re-engineered and now unmatched dynamic capabilities, it's all come together perfectly for your next bold step forward.

2014

Bonus:

http://www.toyota.com.my/corolla-life.html#Main

Things Oversea Students Gonna / Might Miss When They Leave Aussie (Brisbane Version)

- Nando's Australia

I don't know other people, but for me Nando's in my country is not as delicious as Aussie's. I think this has to do with the grilling sauce. Don't get me wrong, the Nando's in my country still delicious though.
Usually I ordered whole chicken with fries, hot level. First time I taste the sauces, it wasn't too good, but after a while got addicted to it. But not so nice when they overgrilled it until black.

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- That greek sub, Souvlaki Hut
a combo or large size lamb/ beef souv would make you a satisfying breakfast/ lunch/ dinner.
Among the delicious is beef/ lamb together with fries wrapped with the yellow sauce.

- Kebab
Seriously, until now i haven't found any delicious kebab as in Aussie. One of the best is Ispa Kebab at Harbour Town, Queensland. With soft and crunchy wrap, succulent meat and fresh vege, this is hard to resist.

- Direct Factory Outlet (DFO) and Harbour Town
These two are kind of tax free/ tax-exempted shopping centers consists of big brands (eg. fossils, puma, corelle, nike, converse, rivers, esprit etc.) at massive discounts.

- That smooth riding bus running on gas
Brisbane bus routes are set for a revamp.

- The beautiful biological science library

Interior Entrance to biological science library!

- Purple jacarandas in spring

summer:

when the spring has sprung: Jacaranda and Biological Science Library at the University of Queensland (UQ)

- SBS channels and other free digital TV channels
SBS is free TV channels usually broadcasting free live sport events including rugby, europe champions league, cricket, tennis etc. which are usually available only for paid satellite TV channels in other countries. Plus, digital channels mean weather (rain) won't disrupt the view/ channel, unlike astro.

- Brisbane ferry, Citycat
File:Brisbane CityCats.jpg

many bridges along the way:

- Coles and woolworths/ wollies

Two major supermarkets selling mainly groceries. Usually every week I read the catalogues and went to both and bought what's on the promotions

- Commonwealth Bank Internet Banking
I used ANZ internet banking too, but CBA's is the best in many ways (user friendly, interface, ease of use etc.)

- K Mart and Big W
Almost all household products at cheap price can be found at K Mart, from gaming console bundle to kitchen appliances and Big W is really a good competitor for K Mart. Other retailers such as Dicksmith, JB Hifi, Harvey Norman compete for Apple products, electronic and gaming products.

- Self Checkout Counter
I often got lots of Oz's AUD1, AUD2 and 0.50 coins which make my wallet heavy. Instead of keeping the coins in a bottle at home, I used it at the supermarkets self checkouts and sometimes the coins paid up to 20 dollars.
Coins

- The high quality aussie money notes
These notes made of plastic (i guess), rarely i saw these notes cut (terkoyak) and crumble (terperoyok). They hardly wear out too.
Notes

- Online surveys
There are lots of online survey panels in aussie, with lots of surveys to do as well. One of them is valued opinion. Did the surveys, then redeemed the points, usually to the coles & kmart gift cards. Alhamdulillah. Get your opinion counted and get rewarded but beware they are fake survey panels too.

- Bulla ice cream and Doritos
Bulla creamy classic in Aussie (~AUD 5 = ~RM 15), in my home country (~RM 30).
Doritos in aussie (~AUD 3 = ~RM9) and in my home country the price is about the same (~RM 9), but looks expensive when convert to ringgit. Luckily, we have our own version of Doritos, Chaco's (taste about the same with doritos and it's cheaper).

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