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What’s the True Cost of Car Ownership in Singapore? You Don’t Want to Know
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You got taxi you kow Peh simi lanjiao?
Unless one is rich and can afford it, owning it and cow peh cow bu makes one a moron.
What you are paying for is not really the car.
You are paying for time, convenience, necessity (like schools for kids, bringing elderly to doctors etc)
How much you earn, how much you value face, how much you want to split your money with holidays, house, fine dining etc will dictate your choice of car.
You are paying for time, convenience, necessity (like schools for kids, bringing elderly to doctors etc)
How much you earn, how much you value face, how much you want to split your money with holidays, house, fine dining etc will dictate your choice of car.
You are paying for the car. It is just that all those so-called perks come at a premium in Sinkieland.
It's like buying a can of soft drink from a vending machine in Sentosa: same product, but it costs $2 at least. Your thirst, your utility (satisfaction) from drinking it remains unchanged.
Actually the biggest sufferers are the motorcyclists.
The average good bike costs $10k but COE 5k.
50% for a piece of paper to LTA.
The average good bike costs $10k but COE 5k.
50% for a piece of paper to LTA.
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