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KUALA LUMPUR: Perodua, which aims to sell 194,000 cars this year, hopes that the overnight policy rate (OPR), currently at three per cent, will continue to be maintained.
Managing director Datuk Aminar Rashid Salleh said people could afford to buy a vehicle if the OPR were to remain at the current level.
"We still need the support of the banks and we hope they will continue to support us," he said here today.
Aminar Rashid was asked whether Perodua has plan to set up a financial unit to cater to the needs of its customers at the company's Chinese New Year luncheon.
He said he was not aware of the vendor-sharing programme by the government involving two other carmakers.
A local daily, citing sources, said the government would discuss...