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based on the 90s experience... toyota corona 1.6 @ $120k also got ppl buy...

so if COE still back to the $45k peak again... still gt demand one...

 

back then tax was 140%OMV, higher custom excise, higher road tax but no GST, ... today tax is 100%OMV, lower custom, lower road tax, but higher GST.... so an Altis will not be 120k today unless COE go above 70k...

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back then tax was 140%OMV, higher custom excise, higher road tax but no GST, ... today tax is 100%OMV, lower custom, lower road tax, but higher GST.... so an Altis will not be 120k today unless COE go above 70k...

 

Parf Rebate is also higher during that time.

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Parf Rebate is also higher during that time.

 

very very few people actually think about rebate when buying a car,.... more is engrossed in what they have to pay initially then think about what they will get back 4 to 5 or maybe 10 years later...

 

 

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very very few people actually think about rebate when buying a car,.... more is engrossed in what they have to pay initially then think about what they will get back 4 to 5 or maybe 10 years later...

 

yeah... but that is also a important factor too... [laugh]

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based on the 90s experience... toyota corona 1.6 @ $120k also got ppl buy...

so if COE still back to the $45k peak again... still gt demand one...

 

 

wah lao can u don;t dig up my past pain??? hahhaa

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yeah... but that is also a important factor too... [laugh]

 

yes important, but ask any car buyers, do they think about rebates... chances is that the answer is No,....

 

 

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check this out!!!!!!

 

http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/S...ory_506322.html

 

"Said Mr Neo Nam Heng, president of the Automotive Importers and Exporters Association: 'If you had bought a Toyota Wish in 2007, you would have paid about $62,000. Today, you can sell the car at $62,000 - no depreciation.'"

 

means i can still sell my lancer ex for $60k in 2012??

tat is a gain !!! :wub:

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yes important, but ask any car buyers, do they think about rebates... chances is that the answer is No,....

 

i know. what i mean is that is part of the contribution to high price lah. also when you want to trade in your car on 10 years, its actually fetch more value as compare to current Parf re-bate, hence high price for 1st timer, but not for someone who already own a car.

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used car dealer shoot gov when coe is low ... cry papa cry mama that their business is unsustainable

now, do used car dealer kowtow to gov for pushing up coe ?

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mean the dealer will still buy from u at paper + body...

but sell to others paper + body + alot more premium+++ ...

You took the words right out of my mouth with simple and smooth delivery Good Job and I totally agree this UNFAIR ways of dealer... So sell your car by yourself.

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Neutral Newbie

Ya,

I was one of the sillyporean that bought a 4yr old corona at 83K in late 1997 when COE at that month was 60K!! Thinking back now, really kam lan.... <_<

 

So my advice is whoever has intention to get a used car now, quickly get it even if it cost a few Ks more after the current COE result before it starts shooting up in the next few months. If not, abandon the plan

 

Ounch........Brings back memories........i got a 4.5 yr old AT190 @$70k than. The seller than got himself a BMW316 on balloon payment, yes, the COE is at $60+ k than.

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Supersonic

Wohoooo...Can put my CX-7 for sale....yipeeeee

 

hantu so happy until post twice ah?....

 

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