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Anonymous

05 Nov 2020

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Does it make more financial sense to purchase a COE car (Cars renewed for 5 years, but i get no money back) or a newer car that allows me to get back the PARF value?

I'm looking at a cheap and easy to maintain car that is able to support my sales job. Assuming both the car condition is good.

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Mel Mel

05 Nov 2020

Why not consider getting a used car instead? https://www.motorist.sg/article/635/buying-a-ne...

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Jim Ng

05 Nov 2018

Marketing Strategist at https://www.bestseo.sg

What is the trade off here?

Can you give more details?

How much does it cost to purchase the COE, and what is the potential PARF Value that your newer car can give?

Provide more information so that it's possible to crunch the numbers and make an informed decision.

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