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    #41
    Got our 09 Sta. Fe for only 1.423m... overpriced? i dont think so

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    #42
    boggs : Ul*l ? :hysterical: Hahahahaha. :rofl:

    mikmik : Sulit na yan. Panalo yung santa fe sa price na ganyan. Ang hindi worth it, for me, is yung Gas na santa fe.

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    #43
    Quote Originally Posted by boggs.m18 View Post
    If you think prices in RP are expensive, check out the prices of cars in Singapore. Chery costs 2.5m! Hahahaha!
    Singapore is a different case. Bago ka nga makabili ng vehicle, you have to acquire pa this COE. Kasi nga maliit lang yung lugar nila, they're trying to limit the nos. of cars being sold per year, & the prices are about 3-4X higher compared to prices in the PH.

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    #44
    Quote Originally Posted by chua_riwap View Post
    Singapore is a different case. Bago ka nga makabili ng vehicle, you have to acquire pa this COE. Kasi nga maliit lang yung lugar nila, they're trying to limit the nos. of cars being sold per year, & the prices are about 3-4X higher compared to prices in the PH.

    What's a COE, bro ? Parang ano ba yan, certain permit that limits a person in owning a vehicle to a certain number that is issued by the government ?

    And ang alam ko, sa Singapore ... may certain limits lang sila ng years. Kapag na-reach na nung car yung year na yun, like, it's 5th year ... phased out na sila and may pinagdadalhan na " disposal area " or whatever ...

    cmiiw.

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    #45
    Quote Originally Posted by renzo_d10 View Post

    What's a COE, bro ? Parang ano ba yan, certain permit that limits a person in owning a vehicle to a certain number that is issued by the government ?

    And ang alam ko, sa Singapore ... may certain limits lang sila ng years. Kapag na-reach na nung car yung year na yun, like, it's 5th year ... phased out na sila and may pinagdadalhan na " disposal area " or whatever ...

    cmiiw.
    Cert. of Entitlement Sir. Di ka makakabili ng kotse, kung wala nyan. By bidding pa ang pagkuha nyan. Sa COE pa lang, para ka na ring bumili ng kotse sa Pinas (kung iku-convert sa PH peso yung price....)

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    #46
    Quote Originally Posted by boggs.m18 View Post
    If you think prices in RP are expensive, check out the prices of cars in Singapore. Chery costs 2.5m! Hahahaha!
    tama ka boggs grabe ang prices sa singapore talo pa ang america sa prices

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    #47
    Magcocommute nalang ako dun ... ... wait, mahal din pala. Lakad nalang. :bwahaha:

    Kaya pala ang onti ng kotse nung pumunta ako ng Singapore.

    Sabi ko nga eh, sarap siguro magdrive dito. Lintek na, hindi pala ... bubutasin muna wallet mo. :hysterical:

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    #48
    ^^ mataas kasi ang standard of living sa singapore kaya nga pag nag ofw ka sa singapore laki ng sweldo pero laki din gastos mo sori o.t.

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    #49
    Quote Originally Posted by nervenllarena View Post
    tama ka boggs grabe ang prices sa singapore talo pa ang america sa prices
    Well, you can just imagine....kung walang restrictions ang pagbili ng tsikot sa Singapore, siguradong namumutiktik ng kotse at napaka-traffic na yang Singapore, na sabi nga ng iba eh, kasing laki lang ng QC ang land area nila.

    BTT na....
    Last edited by chua_riwap; November 7th, 2010 at 02:16 PM.

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    #50
    Quote Originally Posted by nervenllarena View Post
    tama ka boggs grabe ang prices sa singapore talo pa ang america sa prices
    Back when the exchange rates were Php 5x.xx= $1,
    the prices of vehicles (with all the currency conversion done) is actually:

    American prices for vehicle - 1x

    Philippine prices for vehicle - 2x (bec. of our taxes)

    Singapore prices for vehicle - 4x (This is based on the sticker price and not sure if the COE is included-probably not).

    I did some price comparisons back in 2005. Obviously this is not precise, but I believe it paints an accurate picture.

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