He said the state further considered it as the car was offered at that price and it was worth the money for long-term purchase.
"The new car does not belong to me anyway. It belongs to the state and will likely serve the next chief minister after me," he told reporters when met during the Penang Development Corporation's Christmas and New Year 2014 celebration here.
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