- In this edition of mRecap, we take a look at LTA revising COE quota calculation method, a first look at the Range Rover and test-drive the Audi RS 3 Sedan!
- LTA To Revise COE Quota Calculation Method With The Aim Of Reducing Volatility
- First Look: The All-New Range Rover Has Arrived on Singapore Shores
- ERP Rates Increase By $1 At Several Expressway Locations
- mReview: Audi RS 3 Sedan – Ridiculously Swift, Now With A Boot
- The 2020 MG HS is an unexpected front runner | mReview
- Are You Looking To Buy Or Sell A Car License Plate?
In this edition of mRecap, we take a look at LTA revising COE quota calculation method, a first look at the Range Rover and test-drive the Audi RS 3 Sedan!
If you’re looking for a condensed list of our weekly round-up, we have:
- LTA To Revise COE Quota Calculation Method With The Aim Of Reducing Volatility
- First Look: The All-New Range Rover Has Arrived on Singapore Shores
- ERP Rates Increase By $1 At Several Expressway Locations
- mReview: Audi RS 3 Sedan – Ridiculously Swift, Now With A Boot
- The 2020 MG HS is an unexpected front runner | mReview
- Are You Looking To Buy Or Sell A Car License Plate?
Continue scrolling to read a condensed version of the articles! Otherwise, you can click on the links above to bring you to the respective article or video!
LTA To Revise COE Quota Calculation Method With The Aim Of Reducing Volatility
The LTA will adjust the method in which the quantity of COE Quotas are determined from August 2022 onwards. This should help to reduce the quarter-on-quarter volatility of the COE supply.
Currently, this figure is set based on the number of vehicles deregistered in the previous quarter, with one month lag time for processing and computation. This will change with effect from 1 August 2022 onwards – the number of COEs available for bidding in each quarter will be based on a rolling average of deregistrations over the last two quarters.
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First Look: The All-New Range Rover Has Arrived on Singapore Shores
Land Rover has just unveiled its all-new Range Rover premium SUV for the Singapore market, and it’s everything we had ever hoped for from the British marque, and more.
Held at the Wearnes Automotive Centre earlier this afternoon, the launch event saw the new Range Rover being unveiled in Singapore for the first time, with three units available for members of the press to explore and interact with.
This being only the fifth generation of the Range Rover, with an illustrious history spanning over five decades, the stakes and expectations were undeniably high for the folks over at Gaydon, UK. According to the company, over 7000 people were involved in the development of the latest Range Rover, with 1,000,000 kilometres of real-world testing clocked and a whopping 7,000,000 man hours spent.
Along the road (no pun intended), Land Rover even managed to secure 125 patents related to the vehicle, which is quite a feat in itself.
Click here to find out!
ERP Rates Increase By $1 At Several Expressway Locations
In light of increasing peak hour congestion, ERP rates will be raised by $1 at several expressway locations to better manage peak hour traffic, with the increase coming into effect on 1 August.
In its announcement, the LTA stated that there has been a built up of traffic on various stretches of expressways since COVID-19 community and workplace measures have been further eased.
To find out more, click here!
mReview: Audi RS 3 Sedan – Ridiculously Swift, Now With A Boot
For car aficionados, Audi’s RS line represents the apex of the automaker’s engineering and motorsports capabilities. Absurdly high performance figures, extreme designs, and state-of-the-art technologies are just par for the course for these vehicles.
And with the rise of the latest RS 3, Audi is determined to show everyone that even with electric vehicles quickly becoming mainstream, the internal combustion engine (ICE) party is far from over.
We featured the balls-to-the-wall insane RS 3 Sportback here on Motorist not too long ago, and while it is nearly identical to this Sedan, we believe that they are characteristically different enough to warrant separate reviews.
Interested in the Audi RS 3 Sedan? Proceed here!
The 2020 MG HS is an unexpected front runner | mReview
The MG HS takes the traditional sports car vibe and drenches it with an aura that oozes comfort. The end result? A product that reeks of quality and with premium interiors to match. The HS is the gift that doesn’t stop giving, with a superb estimated fuel range and generous boot space for a medium sized SUV.
Watch the video here!
Are You Looking To Buy Or Sell A Car License Plate?
Let’s say you are the proud owner of an auspicious bidded number plate. We’re sure that there will not be a shortage of willing buyers vying for it too.
You’ve just been offered a good chunk of change to sell your registration plate. But where does one start? How do you go about transferring ownership of a license plate? As it turns out, there are several ways in which you can offload your number plate – we’ll outline some of the more common methods in this article!
Want to know more about buying or selling a license plate? Click here to find out more!
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