GE2025 is over, will COE be $200K by next?

COE for Cat.A should be $100K per year
COE for Cat.B should be $1 Million per year
Everybody should use Bus/MRT for travelling
 
COE for Cat.A should be $100K per year
COE for Cat.B should be $1 Million per year
Everybody should use Bus/MRT for travelling
They should make the small cars to be sold at minimum $1 million.
So GDP can grow!
 
The SG Govt controls the price of COE premiums so $200,000 is a possibility in the near future.
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Wow…now u know why COE so expensive????


HSA intensifies crackdown on vapes; young suspected Kpod peddlers nabbed in Bishan, Yishun​

Andrew Wong
Updated Mon, 14 July 2025 at 10:01 PM SGT6-min read

When officers moved in to surround the car, the driver revved his engine and tried to speed away.

When officers moved in to surround a suspected peddler's car in Bishan Street 13, the driver revved his engine and tried to speed away.
 
This statement is useless on him. He absorbs sarcasm like a down syndrome taking Shakespeare.
When u reach his wealth level, all this sarcasm dun work at all. In fact is a matter of confirmation of his ATAS status de woh;)
 
My opinion
If people continue to be addicted to taking grab, COE will increase to $200k

However, if people realise that they need to save money or to 躺平, COE may go down.

However, pls remember, COE will no collapse.
This is because government can always suspend COE bidding to prevent COE collapses
 

Leemember …. Singapore’s 240,000 millionaires spur spending on luxury brands, what is 200k for a BYD?​

Decades of pro-wealth policies have drawn high-net-worth individuals and built a robust finance sector, making it one of the world’s richest countries


  • Pedestrians in the Orchard Road area, a global hub for tourism and high-end retail in Singapore. Photographer: Aparna Nori/Bloomberg


  • Singapore is doubling as both a safe haven and strategic gateway for luxury brands targeting South-east Asia. PHOTO: BLOOMBERG
Published Mon, Jul 7, 2025 · 08:04 AM

[SINGAPORE] Luxury spending is defying a global slump in wealthy Singapore, a beacon for high-end retailers grappling with sluggish demand in major markets including China and the US.

Luxury sales in the South-east Asian city-state are expected to climb 7 per cent to S$13.9 billion this year compared to 2024, outpacing heavyweight regional shopping hubs Japan, China and South Korea, according to data shared with Bloomberg by Euromonitor International.

The country’s 2024 year-on-year growth surged past every other Asian market tracked by the analytics firm, except Japan. Next year, it’s projected to catch up to its 2019, pre-Covid-19 peak of S$14.7 billion.
 
Only $200k?
Pap should test it with 500k and next 1m
I believe even if it is $1m, sinkies will still borrow money to buy cars.
It is their life.
 
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