The November 2025 2nd COE Bidding  results are out, and this round brings a mix of dips and rebounds across categories. After several months of surging premiums, followed by a sharp drop in the first November bidding, the latest numbers reveal that certain categories have risen again — particularly CAT B  and CAT E , which are often the most closely watched by private car buyers and sellers. Below is a side-by-side comparison between November 1st  and November 2nd  bidding: C

The first COE bidding of November 2025 has just closed, and the results show another round of price drops across almost every category. After months of rising premiums in August and September, followed by a dip in October, November has continued the downward trend. This raises an important question for Singapore car owners and buyers: Is this the best time to sell your car? Should you secure a new car now while COE is dropping? And what might happen in the next bidding? Below

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After months of consecutive rises, the October 2025 2nd COE bidding results  finally bring some relief — COE premiums have dropped across almost all categories. This change could signal a turning point for both car buyers and sellers in Singapore. Let’s take a closer look at how the latest results compare with the previous bidding round. COE Price Comparison: October 2025 1st vs 2nd Bidding Category October 1st Bidding October 2nd Bidding CAT A (Cars ≤1600cc & 130bhp) $128,10

The October 2025 1st COE bidding results are in, and prices continue their upward climb — with Categories A and B once again setting new...

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