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The thing is... the dealers r not communicating. All wants to obtain a coe so that their cars can move. Dont forget there r also individual bidders as well as PIs and ADs... if only they communicate, we could have $1 coe... :/

 

Colluding and price fixing are illegal in SG.

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but how come COE can jump so high from opening $1 to $XX,XXX ? Why not PI / AD increase slowly ... haha

That is system-inherent, where the LOWEST (not highest) successful bid sets the COE price in each exercise!

 

Increase slowly for what fcuk?

 

If AD/PI die die must get COE for a buyer(s), they can submit (say) $200K bids for each COE to guarantee success ... but they need not pay $200K, upon winning!

 

Thus, the key to guaranteed COE success is to bid very high, well above market!

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That is system-inherent, where the LOWEST (not highest) successful bid sets the COE price in each exercise!

 

Increase slowly for what fcuk?

 

If AD/PI die die must get COE for a buyer(s), they can submit (say) $200K bids for each COE to guarantee success ... but they need not pay $200K, upon winning!

 

Thus, the key to guaranteed COE success is to bid very high, well above market! ðð¼

And fat margin to absorb any fluctuation..
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Singaporeans have been programmed to think for themselves, if I don't benefit then I won't let others benefit. Even if I benefit, I also won't let others benefit.

 

Simple.

Not all la.. At least in the Esso voucher thread people are giving their spare vouchers to those in need.
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Not all la.. At least in the Esso voucher thread people are giving their spare vouchers to those in need. ð

we MCFers are different from the rest of SG hahaha
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That is not the worst. Prius selling at 170K. :o

Theoretically is like making this car model EOL here

I wondered why a small car like altis can attract the same ves surcharge as a mid size suv

Because base on authority view it is not as environmental clean as its other peer
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The Corolla uses a rather old engine.. it's been around for a while ..

It is reliable and their customer base is those baby boomers who just want a reliable car to start without fail for 10 years.
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It is reliable and their customer base is those baby boomers who just want a reliable car to start without fail for 10 years.

It's a matter of time Toyota will have to change a new engine for the Corolla. 

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Seriously sad at this country is heading.

There is nothing much to own here in future.

No more sense of belonging anymore. [thumbsdown]

 

You own your disappointment lor.. :darkmood:

 

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Seriously sad at this country is heading.

There is nothing much to own here in future.

No more sense of belonging anymore. [thumbsdown]

No. Singapore is my homeland forever.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

But see my post on getting a foreign wife also. Hahahahaha

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I am trying to create a list of cars that are better off from VES in 2018 compared to CEVS of today, I only know of 2 cars and so will appreciate if other forumers add on if they know of any. I’m doing this as the authorities, distributors n even the press has not come out with an official list yet:

 

1) Honda Jazz 1.3l $10k VES vs $5k CEVS rebate

2) Mazda 2: $10k VES vs $5k CEVS rebate

Upping my own post for other forumers to add on to this list of cars having higher rebates from VES as compared to CEVS. Pls post what you know for our forum’s awareness.

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I am trying to create a list of cars that are better off from VES in 2018 compared to CEVS of today, I only know of 2 cars and so will appreciate if other forumers add on if they know of any. I’m doing this as the authorities, distributors n even the press has not come out with an official list yet:

 

1) Honda Jazz 1.3l $10k VES vs $5k CEVS rebate

2) Mazda 2: $10k VES vs $5k CEVS rebate

I am trying to create a list of cars that are better off from VES in 2018 compared to CEVS of today, I only know of 2 cars and so will appreciate if other forumers add on if they know of any. I’m doing this as the authorities, distributors n even the press has not come out with an official list yet:

 

1) Honda Jazz 1.3l $10k VES vs $5k CEVS rebate

2) Mazda 2: $10k VES vs $5k CEVS rebate

harrier turbo +10k ves vs neutral

altis +10k ves vs neutral

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