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A car reserved and hit my front bumper's corner (near the headlight) slightly when his rear bumper hit my car perpenticularly. His bumper kena a big dent of volley ball size (half ball), mine was fortunate and only about one-quater size of last finger's nail and depressed only slightly about the diameter of a sawing pin WHen I stared at m dent, it is visible. If its your car, would you:- 1. Tell the other driver "Never mind, small matter. No need to pay for the damage" 2. Give him a good scolding and dont collect a cent. 3. Dont scold etc, but ask for compensation on the spot. 4. Insist he pays the repair bill. If it is (3), how much will you ask him to settle on the spot? I used gut feel and estimated if I repair (fix dent, spray paint) it may cost me between $ 50 to $200? So I told him "Thanks for apologising, $50 and we settle" (He apologised at least 4 times during the 8 mins 'discussion') I will keep the money and only repair after my car collects more dents. Btw, if its a SHE, will your answer be the same?
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From the positions of the displaced cars, the impactt must had been rather great Luckily no passerbys were hurt. Still the owners of these parked cars sibei suay, precious rides bo dai bo chi kena whacked .... From STOMP: http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/stomp/sg...big_impact.html Posted on 02 Dec 2012 Small car, big impact: Suzuki Swift driver hits not 1 but 3 parked cars STOMPers sent in pictures of a Suzuki Swift that had rammed into a row of parked cars at the carpark behind West Coast Plaza. A STOMPer wrote: "It happened at the carpark behind West Coast Plaza. "A Suzuki swift hit the 3 parked cars around 3pm and no one was hurt." STOMPer Halo wrote: "What a Sunday."
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Check this out! Smaller sized K5 heralds the next Rio sedan =) http://www.sgcarmart.com/news/article.php?AID=4340
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Drive big car = big ego = small brain or no brain ..... This Big white horse has been parking in the handicap lot on a daily basis ....... and he would not spare a thought for some one that realy needs the lot .... my guess is that he is probably mentally handicap .. or practising to park for his future needs. Bloody inconsiderate if you ask me .....
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http://motoring.asiaone.com/Motoring/News/...703-356971.html
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Hi friends, i got this small qn... lets say from stevens road i go to centrepoint i sure kana a ERP in between Tangs/ Wistma tio bo? means I have paid my ERP to enter Orchard cordon area. after that from centrepoint if i go to mandarin means I have to do a little dance through somerset and go a little jiggle behind Scape before turning right into the small road between Taka and Mandarin tio bo? there also got one more ERP isit? I remember seeing it there. how come like that huh? within orchard go to within orchard leh... paiseh i seldom drive orchard and have successfully avoided the absurd orchard ERp for very long.. but tonite no escape cuz have to run an errand at centrepoint followed by dinner at mandarin...
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hi All, kindly advise me.... i get hit from behind. The small dent is just in front of my signal light. The offender bring me to his workshop yesterday, and was quoted $120. The guy promise to transfer the money to my account, but did not until now. How do i proceed to make insurance claim from him? I do not want to swallow this repair cost. thanks & regards -
Straight after the M-showroom meetup on sunday, and after dropping off my gf at suntec, i headed off to Kallang Macs for a mini meetup of classic/modern-classic car enthusiasts. Here are some of the cars which showed up the Golf Mk 1 Cabrio E34 with shiny engine 993 RS / Audi Quattro / E36 M3 Triumph GT6 Plymouth Valiant Barracuda Buick Series 90 Limited '1938 In addition there were a couple of Sunbeams and an MG, a Saab 900 Turbo Cabriolet, an E46 Cabriolet, Porsche 964, a Euro-R, BMW bike and Koup also joined in. A Porsche 930 came in just as i was leaving, didn''t get any shots of that one. There will be a classic car showcase this sunday at the old Ford Factory. more info: http://www.msvcr.com/news.php
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Is it legal and safe to have such container in car for petrol? I understand petrol kiosks do sell 5L containers, but any issues if crossing customs? Yes, I'm thinking of squeezing out every single drop from my trips to JB....
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只能这样说：姜太公钓鱼--愿者上钩 From ST Forum: http://www.straitstimes.com/STForum/Online...ory_780956.html Hong Kong can keep the shoebox title, thank you Published on Mar 24, 2012 WEDNESDAY'S reports ('3-bedroom condo unit at 635 sq ft: A new low?' and 'Shoebox flats continue to be popular') indicate that Singapore seems to be on the way to becoming a land of shrinking apartments. Are market forces forcing middle-income households to invest their million-dollar life savings on overpriced 500 sq ft apartments? I hope the popularity of shoebox flats is not a consequence of sky-high private property prices. If it is, it does not bode well for future generations. Developers profit more by exploiting buyers' limited resources. If the trend continues, we may soon surpass Hong Kong as the world's No. 1 city for shoebox flats. A decent space for a three-bedroom unit should be at least 1,100 sq ft. The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) must stop profit-driven private developers from shrinking units to a size that tests the limits of building construction specifications for decent living. The shoebox flat size in Singapore may be larger than those in other cities, where it is common to have apartments that are smaller than 200 sq ft. But a shoebox is a shoebox. The question is: Do we want Singapore to slide to such a stage? A 500 sq ft space is a 500 sq ft space, regardless of how many walls one knocks down. The key is having a decent dwelling space. The URA should not allow the unhealthy trend to persist. Paul Chan
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Horacio Pagani follows the legacy of Ferrucio Lamborghini of creating an alternative to Ferrari in the world of super cars. Pagani worked for Lamborghini during the 80s and worked on the development of the Countach and the earliest portions of Diablo development. To celebrate the introduction of its second, completely new model, the Huarya, Pagani has produced a 15 minute documentary examining the car's development. Very interesting documentary. Worth to watch and lose fifteen minutes of your day to see the construction of a sccessful supercar brand that maintaining its status has been able to keep itself in a very tough market. To see the video follow the link
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dun wish to spend on 1 litre. 200ml kinda size? just paint over trunking. i using wall nippon medi fresh...
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Considering to wax or polish my car. Pls advice as above. Thanks!
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Anyone can recommend me something similar to the magic bullet blender? small and powerful. heard that the bullet blender spoils easily.
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hi, i had a small knock to a taxi rear yesterday at CTE, the taxi did not stop to exchange particulars. after reaching home, i noticed only my number plate is slightly cracked. can i assume there isnt any significant damage to the taxi as well? will the taxi file claims against me? the taxi driver was fetching passengers at that time, n the driver was apparently asking the passenger to take photos. i donno how all these works... thanks for any help....
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Article from TODAY 20 Oct 2011 NCMP
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Sharing a deal here. Was attracted to the price until I saw the fine print, ONLY for 40ah batteries! http://deal.outlet.com.sg/thedeal/view/ind...arwarranty.html Think Honda Jazz uses 40Ah is it?? Not sure. But its really for smaller cars. And at $69, maybe only abt $10-20 cheaper than wat u can get from outside for 40Ah Amaron batteries.
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Have you ever try cleaning spark plugs, MAF, carburators or bolt and nuts etc using a low cost ultrasonic cleaner. If you have pl share yr experience.
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Certificate of entitlement (COE) premiums for small cars (1,600cc and below, and taxis) have hit a 10-year high at the end of July's second open bidding exercise, 4pm today. The premiums increased by 0.02 per cent, compared to July's first bidding, to end at $56,002. Back in November 2008, a small car COE was going for as little as $2. COEs for big-engined cars (above 1,600cc) increased by 5.8 per cent from July's first bidding to end at $72,501. Click here to find out more! Those of the open category took a bigger hike. It rose by 8.3 per cent to end at $74,490. COEs under the open category can be used for any vehicle type but usually ended up being used for cars. Commercial vehicle premiums also ended higher at $34,502. Motorcycle premiums was the only category to see a relief in prices. A certificate now costs $2,012, down from $2,360. High COE prices have sent Japanese makes struggling, as sellers of cheaper cars with smaller profit margins are often outbid by those with larger profit margins, an ST report said. Recent data from the Land Transport Authority revealed that German marques have remained in the top 10 bestsellers list for the first half of the year, with BMW claiming the top spot. In the first six months, 2,479 new BMWs were registered, followed by Toyota's 1,986 cars. In third place was Mercedes-Benz with 1,943 cars. Volvo managed to overtake Porsche to clinch the 10th place by June. DEMAND FOR OFF-PEAK CARS DROP July 2nd bidding Category COE price Cars (1600CC & below) & taxis $56,002 Cars (above 1,600CC) $72,501 Commercial vehicles $34,502 Motorcycles $2,012 Open category $74,490 Off-peak cars are the biggest victims of the soaring COE prices so far, registering only 426 units in the first half. This marks an 80 per cent decrease from the same time last year. On the other hand, the shrinking COE supply has favoured used car dealers. 34,620 used cars were transacted, as compared to 9,070 in the same period last year. Mr David Ting, deputy editor of SPH Magazines' automotive monthly Torque, likened Singapore's automotive market to that of Hong Kong in an earlier interview. Hong Kong's roads are dominated by premium makes. Mr Ting noted that many premium car makes are competing in the small car segment now, traditionally a category for bread-and-butter makes. Volvo dealer Wearnes Automotive recently introduced three 1.6-litre cars into the segment. He said: "For better or for worse, we may be heading towards a premium car market." source http://motoring.asiaone.com/Motoring/News/...720-290117.html
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Hi bros, Need your help for buying a small car for my FIL. Budget 30k for opc. COE left abt 4-6yrs left to run. Was considering the Picanto, Savvy, Swift, Yaris and Mit i... Maybe you guys can input me some details and suggestions.. FC is not impt. Boot Space not impt. Must be auto. Insurance friendly(cheap la) car. my FIL 60yo next yr.. Reason is because I don't want my FIL to ride motorbike already. 2yrs ago he got into a nasty accident with a Cab(obviously), past few weeks ago he had numerous encounters with... Cabs.
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http://sg.news.yahoo.com/no-small-matter-i...ed--pm-lee.html PM Lee says losing Aljunied GRC would be 'no small matter'. (Reuters photo)
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Hi all, Is it possible to register/own a small bus (like does vito or toyotas) for private use? Family size is getting bigger, 8 person in all, thus, need a pple mover now. Thanks
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Mitsubishi unveils concept global small car at Geneva Motor Show 2011. This is the 3rd Eco Car to be built in Thailand under Thailand Eco Car Project. The first two are Nissan March K13 and Honda Brio. The production of Mitsubishi global small car will start early 2012 at Mitsubishi's 3rd production facility in Thailand Credit: http://www.autospinn.com/2011/03/mitsubish...B8%A3%E0%B9%8C/ http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/2011/03...tter-b-car.html
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Here it goes again ............... Our friendly neighbour ex-PM has a book written by professor Tom Plate
