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2016 Jan, 1st COE Bidding Exercise


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Actually I would like to ask. Why don't they make the bidder pay what he bidded for instead of the winning ?

 

I mean I can keep bidding 1 million dollars for my coe. I will never have to pay the 1 million dollars but the winning bid which is about 60k but I will get my car since I am the top.bidder, right? Unless there is a freak everyone thought the same and bidded a million dollars as well but the possibility is higher that everyone bids 2 dollars.

 

Curious. Maybe that's y I am not a businessman

Am quite sure if 1 got the cash in bank to bid watever million,that's the price 1 pay.....n the car tag along will be the watever million bid shown in lta website under car owners asset
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No point looking back and think "WHAT IF" once you have purchase is my advice.

You will not be able to predict the trend correct totally.

Like what I have said, buy within the means of able to repay the loan and you are comfortable with the price.

 

My car was left with 6 mths when I bought my Altis 2 mths ago.

Although I feel it may drop a bit more but I was comfortable with the loan period and amount thus the purchase. 

 

Don make your own life miserable by keep comparing ^^

 

there are some people very strange..

 

they buy something from shop A already... then when pass by another shop, will still go in and ask the price just for sake of it. then shop B sells cheaper.. and this person spoils his own day.

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Actually nowadays very difficult to find nice Cat A cars liao.

 

Alot of cars exceed 125hp even for 1.6L cars..

 

 

Don't u guys agree?

 

Maybe that's why demand for Cat A soften so much whereas Cat B still remained

 

 

Even a Chevy Cruze 1.4T also 138hp liao.. The NA version pple try liao no kick.. where got want to buy

 

Even basic Hyundai cars like Elantra also 130hp..

 

People would rather pay like a few K more to get a better spec car which falls into Cat B

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there are some people very strange..

 

they buy something from shop A already... then when pass by another shop, will still go in and ask the price just for sake of it. then shop B sells cheaper.. and this person spoils his own day.

 

No its not. its quite well documented.

its called the buyer's regret and especially applicable for big items, unduly influenced by seller or due to irrational decisions

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buyer%27s_remorse

 

 

But the best thing to do as many forumers point out is that once you purchased , just move on. You can;t undo the decision.

 

A new car would lose the 100% or more additional sum on the  OMV once registered. So COE dropped by 10k means literally no change in ride from financial point 

 

Many forumers also warned of being prudent and careful. 

 

I would add on

 

http://transport.asiaone.com/news/general/story/economic-uncertainty-hits-super-luxury-car-sector

 

This is a sure sign that the top end growth is slowing and the effect will trickle down.

 

Do exercise prudence and put aside money for your families first, education needs etc 

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Actually nowadays very difficult to find nice Cat A cars liao.

 

Alot of cars exceed 125hp even for 1.6L cars..

 

 

Don't u guys agree?

 

Maybe that's why demand for Cat A soften so much whereas Cat B still remained

 

 

Even a Chevy Cruze 1.4T also 138hp liao.. The NA version pple try liao no kick.. where got want to buy

 

Even basic Hyundai cars like Elantra also 130hp..

 

People would rather pay like a few K more to get a better spec car which falls into Cat B

 

 

There are still few models ....

 

VW with 1.4 and 122 bhp (Provided the GB don't fail)

Merc with 1.6 and 122 bhp (A,B, CLA, GLA)

Audi with 1.4 and 122 bhp

Volvo .... D2

 

Only BMW not there .... a few decent choices

 

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No point looking back and think "WHAT IF" once you have purchase is my advice.

You will not be able to predict the trend correct totally.

Like what I have said, buy within the means of able to repay the loan and you are comfortable with the price.

 

My car was left with 6 mths when I bought my Altis 2 mths ago.

Although I feel it may drop a bit more but I was comfortable with the loan period and amount thus the purchase.

 

Don make your own life miserable by keep comparing ^^

I think we are only one in the world buying car so complicated.

PI, AD, OMV, COE, Parf, CEV, PQP, 1600>, 1600<, 97kw>, 97kw<, CatA/B/E etc etc etc....

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Yes.  And for those available in Cat A, some are specially catered models.

Elantra, actually in most markets are either sold as 1.6 GDI or 1.8 mpi.  Its a Cat B model.

Current Altis 1.6, Sylphy 1.6, Cibic 1.6 also similar.  Elsewhere sells as 1.8.  For Altis & Cibic, have 2.0.

 

Putting aside catered models, we're left with Swift, Jazz, Note, City, Vios, Almera....  

 

 

 

Actually nowadays very difficult to find nice Cat A cars liao.

 

Alot of cars exceed 125hp even for 1.6L cars..

 

 

Don't u guys agree?

 

Maybe that's why demand for Cat A soften so much whereas Cat B still remained

 

 

Even a Chevy Cruze 1.4T also 138hp liao.. The NA version pple try liao no kick.. where got want to buy

 

Even basic Hyundai cars like Elantra also 130hp..

 

People would rather pay like a few K more to get a better spec car which falls into Cat B

 

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coe price drop is good for consumers' pocket in general

 

but do note that drop doesn't necessarily translate into better bargaining power 

 

:D

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Every country has their guideline for tax rebate and CO2 emission standard.

Such as Europe, Japan, India, China & thailand has taken into consideration of the engine capacity and Co2 emission

As such, I believe SG also has category guideline so that CAT limited to <1.6L and 130bhp.

Conti car such as Audi, Renault, VM etc has many CAT A car available these day.

Also, may Japan para import also fall into CAT A

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There are still few models ....

 

VW with 1.4 and 122 bhp (Provided the GB don't fail)

Merc with 1.6 and 122 bhp (A,B, CLA, GLA)

Audi with 1.4 and 122 bhp

Volvo .... D2

 

Only BMW not there .... a few decent choices

 

 

BMW 116 should be in Cat A if I not wrong.

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What the.. I just brought second hand ride.. If COE going to drop further more, i think go bang the wall lolz.

I also bought a resale car but I am happy COE drop. Why? I think most ppl buy resale cos new car price is mad with d high COE. Now, with low COE, I can possible scrap my car n get a new one. But I am hoping Cat B also go down in tandem. Be happy hor.

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Actually nowadays very difficult to find nice Cat A cars liao.

 

Alot of cars exceed 125hp even for 1.6L cars..

 

 

Don't u guys agree?

 

Maybe that's why demand for Cat A soften so much whereas Cat B still remained

 

 

Even a Chevy Cruze 1.4T also 138hp liao.. The NA version pple try liao no kick.. where got want to buy

 

Even basic Hyundai cars like Elantra also 130hp..

 

People would rather pay like a few K more to get a better spec car which falls into Cat B

 

All the Mercedes A, B, CLA, GLA class?

BMW 216d gran tourer?

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I also bought a resale car but I am happy COE drop. Why? I think most ppl buy resale cos new car price is mad with d high COE. Now, with low COE, I can possible scrap my car n get a new one. But I am hoping Cat B also go down in tandem. Be happy hor.

I just brought a deprecation 13k of the ride. How can i not to be sad? I really think this coming round COE will drop evenly more...

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BMW 116 should be in Cat A if I not wrong.

 

My bad .... I thought that the power for the 1.6 diesel was 136 bhp.

 

You are right, BMW 116i 216d all CAT A

 

Apologies

 

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I also bought a resale car but I am happy COE drop. Why? I think most ppl buy resale cos new car price is mad with d high COE. Now, with low COE, I can possible scrap my car n get a new one. But I am hoping Cat B also go down in tandem. Be happy hor.

Depreciation of resale lagi no brainer as on par with or some even higher with new.

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Turbocharged

I just brought a deprecation 13k of the ride. How can i not to be sad? I really think this coming round COE will drop evenly more...

My depreciation value is slightly less then 12K, not far from ur. I bought also to tie over d high COE for 1-2yrs. And my hope is more of those cars bought in 2005-2006 scrapping n more Coe released. Soon.... d ones tat r sad r those new cars bought with high COE.

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