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ok, now I don't know is this new news or old news or got ppl post before..... But for those high-end car user, u might end up buying a stolen car...possible in SG? http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=...&sec=nation
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I have some ringgit to sell off... exchange it and suppose to use it for something but call off... i do not need it so much therefore i will sell off.. today i think the rate is around 245-246 per 100 sin dollar... i am willing to exchange at better rate for you... 1-999 sin dollar the rate i give is 248 per 100sin dollar above 1k singapore dollar i will give 250 per 100 sin dollar sms me at 90990045 Peter
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Maybe owner see everyday until get eyesore...... http://www.sgcarmart.com/used_cars/info.ph...846&DL=2002
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SINGAPORE-BASED motor group Tan Chong International has secured a Chinese car distributorship for five countries, despite misgivings about China-made vehicles. The company, known for its Nissan and Subaru franchises, has clinched the rights to represent Changan Automobile in Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines. Executive director Glenn Tan told The Straits Times this week that he is confident Changan cars will pass muster here. The first model will be the Honor seven-seater, which Mr Tan said is likely to be priced at the same level as an entry-level Toyota Vios subcompact. "I've seen the car, and it's pretty well-made. Not up there with the Japanese, but certainly better than most Chinese cars," he said. Mr Tan said the deal came about because Hong Kong-listed Tan Chong, or TCIL, makes car seats for Changan in China, and it was the Chinese company that "approached us". Several Chinese manufacturers are stepping up their export drives to counter a cooling domestic market, said observers. Changan is state-owned - its parent is part of the Chinese military - and ranks as one of China's top carmakers. It has 15 plants in Chongqing, Beijing, Jiangsu, Hebei, Zhejiang and Jiangxi that can produce two million vehicles and two million engines a year. The firm also has research and development facilities in Turin, Yokohama, Nottingham and Detroit. Its website says it has assets of 68billion yuan (S$13billion) and nearly 50,000 employees. Mr Tan said newly formed subsidiary TC Changan will start up in Indonesia this week, in Thailand in November and Singapore by the end of next year. He said Indonesia and Thailand will be its biggest markets, as budget multi-seaters are popular there. So are small vans and trucks, which Changan makes too. "We hope to get a small slice of the big pie there," Mr Tan said. He said an expanding certificate of entitlement supply in the coming years will pave the way for Changan's penetration in Singapore. Operations in Vietnam and the Philippines will start in the first quarter of next year, with the 1.6-litre Eado sedan, launched at the Beijing Motor Show in May. Mr Tan expects annual sales in the five markets to hit a total of 10,000 units "in four to five years". There have been doubts raised in several markets in recent years over the quality of Chinese cars, but Mr Tan was certain Changan was different. "We make seats for them, so we know they have quality standards," he said. "They won't just take anything you give them." Elsewhere, TCIL's expansion plans are gathering speed. Its Subaru franchise in 10 markets will sell 15,000 cars this year, and its Fuso truck business in Thailand will see sales doubling this year. Assembly of the Subaru XV sports-utility vehicle in its Malaysian plant starts in December. It will supply cars to Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia. For the first half ended June30, TCIL's net earnings more than quadrupled to HK$415.5million (S$65.6million), despite a 6.5 per cent fall in revenue to HK$3.08 billion. Profit was boosted by an increase of HK$175.7 million in the fair value of listed investments and a one-time gain of HK$74million from the sale of a tyre joint venture in China. http://cars.st701.com/articles-cars/motori...se-cars/a/85051 The first model will be the Honor seven-seater
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Any gd suggestion/place/shop to sell iphone 4 for best price? Preferably at toa payoh area
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Cause after discussing with my mechanic, it seems that its impossible to fully restore my car back to its original condition. Hence the only way is to sell it off. However, here comes the question, how do you sell it off since it has met with accident already (since no one would want to buy it).
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http://www.sgcarmart.com/used_cars/info.ph...002&DL=1000 http://www.sgcarmart.com.sg/used_cars/info...591&DL=1000 Mileage so low some more. Must be a rich lady that alternate between cars
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Marvel character like ironman, hulk, captain america etc. Anyone know what store and where sell these t-shirt? Been searching.. Thanks in advance
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hi all need advice... i am currently on long overseas work assignment. I have a car collecting dust in the parking lot at home. Is it possible to get my family or friend to sell the car while i am not in Singapore? What kind of document do i need to prepare? What kind of authorization need to provide for my friend to show to buyer? Thanks.
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Hi all With recent free documentation offered to car seller / buyer, and after selling a car myself once, I should continue to sell as direct buyer. Recently checked out some used cars, found that some dealers told me there were no servicing record because all are at agent's database; nobody keeps paper records anymore (definitely doubtful cos I still keep paper records). One of them even claimed he knew agent GM, wat a joke... What is your take? Why would you let dealer sell your car?
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I want to do the following: - Buy a Honda (has no outstanding loan) from my friend and pay him cheque for full selling price. He wants to retain his Honda's vehicle registration number to be used on his New car. - to get a new vehicle registration number for Honda - to transfer the vehicle ownership from my friend to me - source insurance and assist in road tax if applicable Who can provide me administrative services for the above? I called SG carmart connect. But they told me that I have to do myself the Vehicle registration number retention portion and the rest they could assist. Thanks. -
How much can I sell my RSZ ? Mine bought in Jan 2009.
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Due to my new job which is based in the city, i hardly have a chance to drive anymore. Therefore i'm thinking of selling my car and buying a used off peak car instead. Whats the expected price i should get and any recommended dealers to sell to for better prices? Some info Lancer Glx 1.6A Grey (Apr 07) COE Open cat 13.2k but tagged to Cat A about 12k+++ OMV 11.1k+
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today read the papers.......noted a column on how to sell yr house w/o gg thru pty agents......but the article only state briefly......anybody knows the detailed steps on doing it.......like step 1........till step X......anyone can advice?????????? any website to see?????????
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I've a pair of damaged headlights from previous accident, is it possible to sell it to a scrapyard or they wouldn't take it at all?
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Hey everyone! I'm thinking of selling my car. it comes with the famous $2 COE and there is no way i'll be willing to sell it for paper value, so i'm thinking of selling it myself on sgcarmart, but have no idea how i should price it. any suggestions? =) :D
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My friend got a glx sports (OPC) to sell. It's quite new and run 10K only but dealers gave her radiculas price. She got upset and turned to me to help. I'm thinking of recommend sgcarmart to her but it would be a daunting task for her to manage the AD and phone calls from strange persons. Any good idea? btw, she got her a new camry recently due to the low price and thus need to sell the OPC. She & her family seldom uses the car though.
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http://www.asiaone.com/News/Latest%2BNews/...110-320829.html Nine in 10 flats bought from HDB not resold seven years on 2,883 direct-purchase flats were sublet within the two-year period after Minimum Occupation Period completion. -myp Tue, Jan 10, 2012 my paper Housing issues were a focus in yesterday's parliamentary session, with topics such as resale flats and upgrading being raised. In a written reply, the Ministry of National Development (MND) said that more than 7,200 flats which had been bought directly from the Housing Board (HDB) were sold between January 2007 and November last year. The flats, which were sold on the resale market within two years after their five-year Minimum Occupation Period (MOP), formed 9 per cent of such flats that were eligible for resale. The remaining 91 per cent were not sold or involved in any property transactions. The statement, made in reply to Dr Lim Wee Kiak, an MP for Nee Soon GRC, also said that 2,883 direct-purchase flats were sublet within the two-year period after MOP completion. Of these, 971 flats were rented out to Singapore permanent residents over the same period. Senior Parliamentary Secretary for National Development Mohamad Maliki Osman also fielded questions from MPs on whether HDB would consider installing ramps at subsidised cost for elderly or disabled residents. Dr Maliki explained that such a project would not be feasible, due to space constraints along the corridors of flats. There were also fire-safety issues that had to be taken into consideration. But he said residents who want to build a ramp at their own cost can submit a request to HDB or the relevant town council, depending on the type of ramp to be installed. He added that such requests will be evaluated on a case-by- case basis, to ensure that the ramp does not cause "disamenities" to other residents. Providing an update on the HDB's Home Improvement Programme, Minister of State for National Development Lee Yi Shyan said MND will speed up the initiative to cover 160,000 more flats over the next five years. He added that the budget for the programme will also be increased by about 20 per cent. The programme was introduced in 2007 to upgrade older flats and to address maintenance issues. Since then, 5,800 flats have undergone upgrading works. Daryll Nanayakara and Sophie Hong
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Is this true? Or is there any options? (even with penalty)
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Credit to "dqwong" from edmw for digging these up
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http://www.watercar.com/html/watercar_python.html More flood means more biz for them!
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Thinking of monetizing some used branded ladies handbags like gucci, burberry. Any shops in Singapore to recommend? Thanks
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I am lost experts are so divided to sell or not not sure if pity those sold early 2-3years ago anticipating a fall in property price any good advice
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I have a Garmin Nuvi 610, and recently installed a 2 din Headunit with integrated GPS in my car now have no use for my Nuvi 610. Was thinking of selling it, but I know won't get much back for it Has anyone found alternate uses for their handheld GPS besides driving in Singapore? I wonder can you use it while travelling overseas on holiday while you walking around shopping for example? or hiking in the jungle for example Mt Ophir etc..?
