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I was queuing in singpost when a auntie in front of me approach the counter and say want to pay road tax. She have the standard road tax slip with her.

 

After the counter process, the cashier blip around 4.5k and she paid by cheque.

 

When it's my turn I see the counter keep the slip, only 1 slip mean paying for 1 car.

 

I may be suaku but What kind of car's road tax cost 4.5k?? A Ferrari issit?

 

How is road tax calculated?

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I was queuing in singpost when a auntie in front of me approach the counter and say want to pay road tax. She have the standard road tax slip with her.

 

After the counter process, the cashier blip around 4.5k and she paid by cheque.

 

When it's my turn I see the counter keep the slip, only 1 slip mean paying for 1 car.

 

I may be suaku but What kind of car's road tax cost 4.5k?? A Ferrari issit?

 

How is road tax calculated?

 

based on engine capacity

diseal or petrol

above or below 10yrs. up till 15yrs

half yearly or yearly payment

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So many cars with road tax more than 4.5k...it goes by engine capacity.

 

Some "bread and butter" sedan...e.g. ls460, bmw 750, m5, s500...

 

Last time when Chrysler brought in the srt8...the road tax was epic.

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Ok, so I'm the suaku. Making molehill out of mountain.

 

 

Excuse me while I go dig a hole to hide..

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Supercharged

Thank god for turbochargers, you get the fun without having to pay the price

 

eh, dun say so loud, wait LTA hear u and start charging by bhp then gg liao [laugh]

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Turbocharged

 

eh, dun say so loud, wait LTA hear u and start charging by bhp then gg liao [laugh]

bhp still ok as long they don't charge by torque. [laugh]

350nm = $3.5K rd tax [dizzy]

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