Question on buying 2nd hand company van

[Fcw75]

Even now a paper for Motocycle also costed $6500.

What paper? Now COE also never give you a Certificate Of Entitlement. Just go online to see and print yourself.

[Bicolor]

 

I was actually looking for those more than 10 years van lol

 

new vans very expensive =(

 

but people told me toyota liteace quite durable and problem free?

 

Any used vehicle is sure to have some wear and tear requiring repair or replacements.

 

Generally speaking, those older Japanese vans (pre-Euro 4 and non-turbo engine) are very hardy and unless badly abused, engine or gearbox problems quite unlikely. Common parts which will require replacement at some time or other include clutch, radiator, water pump, fuel pump, alternator and various suspension components. Not all of them will fail if at all, but you'll need to set aside some money for repairs, especially if you want to minimize down time since you're running a business.

 

If you're not very familiar with vans, you should get someone who knows about such vehicles to go with you when you go shopping. Even better if you can get a mechanic to go with you. Such people will be able to advise you on what needs to be changed and thus help you in bargaining with the seller.

[ER-3682]

Over 10 years old Vans,you want to find low mileage,never abused very very difficult.[like finding a needle in the Sea] Workers usually never take care of Vans...

[Nekigosu]

I was initially looking to rent but after checking around even renting a van also so expensive around $1400 to $1500 every month

[ER-3682]

I was initially looking to rent but after checking around even renting a van also so expensive around $1400 to $1500 every month

Well,if the van is quite new,why not rent.?At least,no worries about road tax & insurance,also maintainence...buying a too old van,is like a "Tickling time bomb",sometime almost 2 weeks go workshop once,troublesome & downtime also..

[Nekigosu]

Well,if the van is quite new,why not rent.?At least,no worries about road tax & insurance,also maintainence...buying a too old van,is like a "Tickling time bomb",sometime almost 2 weeks go workshop once,troublesome & downtime also..

 

have to find rental companies that rents out relatively new van

[ER-3682]

 

have to find rental companies that rents out relatively new van

Can find, no problem...go for long term,like leasing,cheaper.

Edited May 25, 2015 by ER-3682

[Nekigosu]

Can find, no problem...go for long term,like leasing,cheaper.

 

you got any van rental companies to recommend?

[Kb27]

Try this

http://www.sgcarmart.com/directory/merchant.php?MID=10202

 

Last time, my ex-company rent from them for one year, they gave me brand new van...now, not sure.

[Nekigosu]

Try this

http://www.sgcarmart.com/directory/merchant.php?MID=10202

 

Last time, my ex-company rent from them for one year, they gave me brand new van...now, not sure.

 

Thanks bro =)

 

will check them out