17-11-2011, 05:19 PM
Well, as they say Caveat emptor..."Let the buyer beware"
I personally prefer public transport and usage of taxis when required...just can't bring myself to pay such a huge amount as COE...
I personally prefer public transport and usage of taxis when required...just can't bring myself to pay such a huge amount as COE...
(17-11-2011, 03:57 PM)dydx Wrote: While many people may argue that when a consumer can't afford it, he should not buy a new car by borrowing a big proportion of the purchase price - which now includes a COE tax ranging from $56k to $76k, plus other incidental specific taxes like import duties, etc.
On the other hand, is our government being responsible or morally right, by having happily collected a few billion dollors so far this year from COE taxes alone, bearing in mind that a big portion of the COE taxes collected actually came from 43,119 consumers who have each borrowed a car loan with an average $72.8k loan quantum to be repaid over up to 7 years from his future income?
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