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If a MiniVan is $37,000.00, and I buy it weekend car registration, it will come with a

 

$17,000.00 off. Meaning the car is $20,000.00. Having coe at $13,000, parf at $3500, if

 

I scrape it after 2 years, I will have a total refund of $12,325.00 ( coe plus parf ).

 

Meaning total lost is $7,675.00 for 2 years. That's very low for a new car. Hence the

 

high increase in PRC made Weekend cars on our road now. Do you agree with my calculation?

 

Or you feel that there is a catch......

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It is not a catch.

 

37K car. OPC scheme 17K is offset the COE and what not.

Gahmen deduct 13K for your COE, u sell car, u think gahmen give u back what they deduct?

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Let's assume that you purchase the car at $37k with a COE of $13,000. $17,000 will be deducted for OPC car. Amount payable for registration of a vehicle

RF - $140

ARF - OMV x 100% (e.g $8,000 x 100%=$8,000)

COE - $13,000

Excise duty - OMV x 20% (e.g $8,000 x 20% = $1,600)

Total - $22,740

 

For OPC car, $17,000 wil be deducted from the total registration value of $22,740. If COE is lower than $17,000, they will deduct from the COE amount 1st, then excise duty, then ARF. So, in this case is $17,000 - $13,000 - $1,600 - $8,000 = $5,600 payable for ARF. Which means in this case the discount has ben deducted from the parf rebate also.

 

Parf rebate at 10th year = 50% of ARF (50% x $5,600 = $2,800)

 

There are many OPC vehicles registered in 06 and 07 with $0 or little parf rebate, as COE at that time was about $9k-$11K.

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If a MiniVan is $37,000.00, and I buy it weekend car registration, it will come with a

 

$17,000.00 off. Meaning the car is $20,000.00. Having coe at $13,000, parf at $3500, if

 

I scrape it after 2 years, I will have a total refund of $12,325.00 ( coe plus parf ).

 

Meaning total lost is $7,675.00 for 2 years. That's very low for a new car. Hence the

 

high increase in PRC made Weekend cars on our road now. Do you agree with my calculation?

 

Or you feel that there is a catch......

 

 

 

 

dont buy prc lah................

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The 17K rebate is use to offset your COE and ARF.If your COE is more than 17K,then it will not rebate your ARF.Understand?

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com'on.. our garhmen are far sighted than what u may think...

their "sight" is to benefit themselves than to let u benefit from anything imposed by them. [sweatdrop][sweatdrop]

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