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COE down, those bought at high COE how?

starofall

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Nzy

Nzy

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But still, there is surely a group of people think its high at that time.

 

COE is never ending. I wonder What is the definition of low COE.

 

My friend tell me if coe $30k he sure buy a car, But when COE really drop and maintain at $30k they will think again.

 

One day if COE drop to $1, People will think i shouldn't be paying for COE. lol

 

That's why shouldn't wait for a certain price. So long as within budget just buy if you want. If not within budget then just don't think about it. Those that need to wait till COE drop before buying are the kinds who are stretching themselves too much to buy a car la. If need to think so much before buying a luxury item, it means that you shouldn't be buying it.

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BanCoe

BanCoe

Hypersonic
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A car which changed hands 5 times? No thanks...I will give this a miss.

 

Actually its 6 owners....... really  "teruk"  machine it must be ... whom want to be the Lucky #7??? now [:p]  

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Ct3833

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Actually its 6 owners....... really "teruk" machine it must be ... whom want to be the Lucky #7??? now [:p]

A dealer told me once before, more owner better, every owner does a bit of repair , the car will have no problem. I let him continue to enjoy the trouble-free car of course.
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Vinceng

Vinceng

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Buy my 911 lah. Depre only $17k per year cheaper than E250

 

No repairs required, last service 23 Dec2016

Very interested.

 

But...

 

I am Uber/Grab driver.

 

They do not accept 2 door cars.

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Nonewposts

Nonewposts

4th Gear

Repair also Tak Boleh Tahan

6 owners lol

Actually I feel that buying car now is bohua a sense that the money is actually going to dealer's margins, unless you are buying something like Porsche where they list the cars w/o COE.

 

When COE was very high in, I think 2013, e.g. BMW 5 series (520i) was around $240K. When COE dropped almost 40K from the peak, and the same car is still going for around $220K. So the COE went down $40K but car price only went down $20K. More $ is actually going into dealer margins.

Not forgetting the f10 5 series is going to be phased out soon. Pml is not serious about pushing the sales of the f10 anymore for now.
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Newbie26

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If cheap enough, will always find buyers

 

Its still a BMW 5 series hor   [:p]

 

Actually its 6 owners....... really  "teruk"  machine it must be ... whom want to be the Lucky #7??? now [:p]  

 

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BanCoe

BanCoe

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If cheap enough, will always find buyers

 

Its still a BMW 5 series hor [:p]

Provided you enjoy driving it to workshops regularly

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Fuelsaver

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I bought my car in 2008 at 4k COE, that was significant low COE :D

Maybe during those yrs some agency kena jialat fr higher authority cos should collect more fr coe that y this round econ slow coe beforehand oredi at 90k before "moderate" to 50k..
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Ben5266

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Due to arf changes in 2013? Last time 100% of omv. Now there is the tiered calculation.

You are right.

Some people just obmit some info to make their argument sound.

:D

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