Malaysia’s secondhand motorcycle market is plagued by trust issues due to scams, lack of regulation, and informal transactions. iMotorbike.com CEO Gil Carmo highlighted rampant fraud tactics such as odometer tampering, forged documents, and vanishing sellers.
Odometer Fraud, Fake Papers: Buyer Risks Mount in Malaysia’s Bike Resale Scene
Unlike the used car market, there is little oversight or standardised inspection for bikes. Carmo stressed the need for buyer education and structured protections.
His company offers 170-point inspections, verified documents, and warranties to build trust. Despite these efforts, transparency gaps persist. According to Bukit Aman, online fraud alone caused RM1.57 billion in losses last year—part of a wider RM3.11 billion in commercial crime damages.
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