Talk:Automotive industry in Malaysia

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National Automotive Policies and Controversies

Should paragraphs about the national automotive policies over the years and perhaps the controversies surrounding the automotive industry over the years exist in this article? Bindydad123 (talk)

Hi Bindydad123, I have always wanted to write a separate section for the NAP and government policy, but because this topic if very complicated, controversial and political, I chose not to highlight it directly in this article (so far). It is difficult to find reliable trusted sources regarding the NAP (especially regarding its impact and outcomes) because government transparency is low and most media outlets are uninformed or biased. In other words, too many opinions, too little facts. That is why I have not covered the NAP topic so far... Still, I will definitely cover it someday in a separate section, once I find and compile enough credible sources. Aero777 (talk)