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COEs soften in weak passenger car market

Published Wed, Nov 23, 2016 · 09:50 PM

COE

Singapore

PREMIUMS for passenger car certificates of entitlement (COEs) softened as demand continues to be weak, some motor distributors have said.

Category A, for cars below 1,600cc or 130 hp, slipped S$1,717 to S$50,951. The premium for Cat B, for cars above 1,600cc and 130 hp, fell S$3,205 to S$53,001.

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