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Car dealer with links to Malaysia’s Goh Brothers automotive group to be agent for Alfa Romeo, Jeep in Singapore

New agent is backed by Malaysian businessman Goh Kian Sin, showroom in Gilman Barracks to come

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Derryn Wong

Derryn Wong

Published Wed, Jun 4, 2025 · 11:20 AM
    • Goh Brothers is a major car dealership group in Malaysia, retailing Audi, BYD, Toyota and Volkswagen, among others.
    • Goh Brothers is a major car dealership group in Malaysia, retailing Audi, BYD, Toyota and Volkswagen, among others. PHOTO: BT FILE, KUA CHEE SIONG

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