About Me
I believe two things matter most in this industry, honesty and responsibility.
Anyone can recommend a car. Not everyone will tell you when a car isn’t right for you.
That’s the part I take seriously. If I can find you the right car, one that genuinely fits your life, your needs, and your budget, that’s where I find real satisfaction in this work. Not in closing a deal. Not in hitting a number.
If the car isn’t right for you, I won’t recommend it. Even if it costs me the sale.
Today, I help customers across both new and reconditioned cars, including popular Japanese recond models such as the Toyota Alphard, Vellfire.
Recond cars require a different level of consideration vehicle condition, specifications, history, pricing and whether the particular unit actually makes sense for the buyer. My approach remains the same: understand what you need first, then find the car that fits.
Nash Abu Bakar
My Story
I studied Mechanical Engineering. But somewhere in my final semester, I started questioning whether the engineering path was really mine.
I had always been drawn to business, the energy of it, the way it moves. So after graduating, I made a decision that surprised a few people: I walked away from engineering and jumped straight into the business world.
I started with online business, then opened a physical store. All while staying close to the one thing I genuinely couldn’t stop following, cars and the automotive industry.
Eventually, the pieces came together. I became an automotive advisor, and for the first time, everything clicked. My engineering foundation. My years in business and sales. The industry I actually cared about.
It wasn’t the path anyone expected. But it was the right one.
Over time, that automative advisor role expanded beyond helping customers with mainstream new cars. I began working more closely with the reconditioned car market, where buyers often need even more guidance because no two units are necessarily the same.
That naturally became the next chapter of what I do today through Nashcar.
Mission
Too many Malaysians get burned when buying a car or when sending one for repair. Not because they weren’t careful, but because nobody gave them the full picture.
My mission is simple, to change that.
I want to educate Malaysians, especially women to make better, more confident decisions when it comes to cars. To know what questions to ask. To understand what they’re actually paying for. To never feel like they’re at the mercy of someone who knows more than they do.
I share what I know. Freely, and without agenda.
Because an informed buyer is the best kind of customer and the kind I’m proud to work with.