Japanese, Korean makes win race for sales growth
Number of new cars doubled last year, but Japanese and Korean makes more than doubled their market share
Singapore
THE number of new cars doubled in 2015, but only the Japanese and Korean makes were able to increase market share more than proportionately, reflecting the strong replacement demand.
There were a total of 57,589 registrations last year, a 99.0 per cent jump from the 28,932 units registered in 2014, as the COE (certificate of entitlement) quota steadily expanded from end-2014.
With more COEs being made available, the Toyota brand kept pace, with 12,171 new passenger cars in 2015 - a 124 per cent spike over 2014's figure…
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