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Huh?

 

How you tell that BM actually bid $52K for you?

 

I go to the link you provided but can't see what BM bid for me.

 

Anyway, I got outbid this time. :( 

is yours non guarantee?

with all the many new models launching within these few months , am afraid the COE will only go higher and higher.

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Huh?

 

How you tell that BM actually bid $52K for you?

 

I go to the link you provided but can't see what BM bid for me.

 

Anyway, I got outbid this time. :(

I login to see .. that I got out-bid too...sad :(

hmm.. BM actually bidded $52K for me..

 

 

View your COE Bidding prices and results over here

Enter NRIC No.

https://ocoe.lta.gov.sg/PaInternetAction.do

Congrats bro.. first bid get already even on non-guaranteed package..really lucky
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Huh?

 

How you tell that BM actually bid $52K for you?

 

I go to the link you provided but can't see what BM bid for me.

 

Anyway, I got outbid this time. :( 

 

just key in your NRIC and then click 'agree' on the T&C. It will bring you into the system. Can see the reserve price and bid status.

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Turbocharged

Not true bro, i tested a colleague's FXT before Harrier launch and after testing the Harrier, i went to Subaru to test the FXT again, and i still went for the Harrier. It is just a better family car. boot big enough for sports - golf clubs, bikes, etc. And the looks, resale value is just higher.

 

Bro Cikgoo, you got another point too. But I am sure bro Richard knows this too. He just clear of what he wanted.

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just key in your NRIC and then click 'agree' on the T&C. It will bring you into the system. Can see the reserve price and bid status.

Yup.  Did just those steps.

 

So, I presume "Current Reserve Price" column is the amount being bid on?

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Yup.  Did just those steps.

 

So, I presume "Current Reserve Price" column is the amount being bid on?

 

 

yes, it's the last amount they adjusted. got timestamp too so you know when they submitted it.

 

you mean if out-bid can't see reserve price?

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yes, it's the last amount they adjusted. got timestamp too so you know when they submitted it.

 

you mean if out-bid can't see reserve price?

Can see.  Just that I'm not sure what that column "Current Reserve Price" means.

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Can see.  Just that I'm not sure what that column "Current Reserve Price" means.

 

from FAQ on the website:

 

What is "reserve price" and how is it applicable in the Open Bidding System for COE?

 

A. The reserve price is the maximum amount that a bidder is willing to pay for a COE. As is the case in other real-life auctions, the Open Bidding System will allow a bidder to enter his reserve price into the system to obviate the need for him to revise his bid at frequent intervals. This reserve price will not be disclosed to other bidders.
Once a bidder has submitted his bid by indicating his reserve price, the system will automatically revise his bid upwards, at an increment of $1, until his reserve price is reached. Once the current COE price is higher than the reserve price, the bidder is out of the running for a COE, unless he revises his reserve price. A bidder may revise his reserve price anytime during the exercise.
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from FAQ on the website:

 

What is "reserve price" and how is it applicable in the Open Bidding System for COE?

 

A. The reserve price is the maximum amount that a bidder is willing to pay for a COE. As is the case in other real-life auctions, the Open Bidding System will allow a bidder to enter his reserve price into the system to obviate the need for him to revise his bid at frequent intervals. This reserve price will not be disclosed to other bidders.
Once a bidder has submitted his bid by indicating his reserve price, the system will automatically revise his bid upwards, at an increment of $1, until his reserve price is reached. Once the current COE price is higher than the reserve price, the bidder is out of the running for a COE, unless he revises his reserve price. A bidder may revise his reserve price anytime during the exercise.

 

Thanks for the explanation.

Now the Force is strong in you.

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@Xlack

Since you will be the pioneer batch to show off your new toy on the road, mind to test out the max speed and share with us? On paper it's stated 180km/h nia.. ha

 

Oh ya also the century sprint.. haaa

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Since you will be the pioneer batch to show off your new toy on the road, mind to test out the max speed and share with us? On paper it's stated 180km/h nia.. ha

 

Oh ya also the century sprint.. haaa

Get the car first then say. I'll probably drive lightly for the first 1000km for the car to break-in
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Get the car first then say. I'll probably drive lightly for the first 1000km for the car to break-in

 

ha just joking.. in Sg you cannot go beyond 90 theoretically so there is no good way to test the speed and it's also dangerous to do so...  so now you can sit back relax waiting for your new ride... definitely sweet dream every night if not wet dream

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whahaha the COE bidding result that just ended.. my SE told me successfully secured the COE!

Lucky didn't go for the $2K gold bid... first round secure liao lol

 

Stock of car not yet arrive, so now await further news on confirm date. Most likely collect car next month!

Xlack,

 

Congras !!! Me no such luck and MI failed to secure for my fxt :(

 

Cheers.

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ha just joking.. in Sg you cannot go beyond 90 theoretically so there is no good way to test the speed and it's also dangerous to do so...  so now you can sit back relax waiting for your new ride... definitely sweet dream every night if not wet dream

 

Can always go LCK runway to test.

:XD:

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Can always go LCK runway to test.

:XD:

 

There a lot of si lang...later they follow u back home then jialat...   [bounce1]

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