Singapore’s biggest car show is back this weekend

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Mia Pei

Published Wed, Oct 11, 2023 · 09:00 AM

The turnout at The Car Expo in April. The mega show is back in October with more exclusive discounts. PHOTO: BT FILE

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MEGA automotive show The Car Expo 2023 will be back this weekend (Oct 14 and 15), from 10 am to 8 pm.

The two-day event, organised by SPH Media, which also publishes The Business Times, will feature 30 booths and 34 car brands in Halls 4B and 5 at the Singapore Expo.

These include seven pre-owned car dealerships, nine auto accessory companies and 18 authorised distributors, such as Audi, BMW, BYD and Mercedes-Benz.

For each purchase of any brand new or pre-owned car at The Car Expo, buyers stand to receive up to S$1,000 worth of Singapore Petroleum Company (SPC) cash vouchers. SPC is the sole fuel and lubricant partner of the event.

The first 100 buyers of pre-owned cars will also receive an SPC SpeedyCare car servicing voucher worth S$115.

To redeem the gifts, buyers must present the original order forms made during the event at the SPH Media Organiser booth. Sales representatives from participating brands are not allowed to redeem gifts on behalf of customers.

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The first 1,000 visitors daily can also receive an eco-friendly tote bag.

Kiss92 DJs such as Glenn, Angel and The Flying Dutchman from The Big Show, and Simon Lim from One FM 91.3 will be at the event. Visit their booth for SPC cash vouchers and radio premium giveaways.

Event admission is free. For more information on what to expect, visit https://www.carsatexpo.sg/

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