In today’s competitive automotive landscape, standing out in the Singapore car industry requires more than just listings — it demands innovation, trust, speed, and results. We are proud and honoured to share that our platform is now recognised as one of the Singapore fastest growing car platforms  for car valuation  and used car dealers by The Straits Times & Statista . This milestone is not just about numbers. It reflects daily transactions, strong dealer partnerships, and t

The latest Certificate of Entitlement (COE) results for April 2026 1st bidding  are out — and the market has taken a sharp upward turn across all categories . Following consecutive increases in March, this latest round confirms one key trend: COE prices are continuing to climb, with stronger momentum building. COE Results Comparison (March vs April 2026) Category March 2026 2nd Bidding April 2026 1st Bidding Difference CAT A $111,890 $118,000 ⬆ +$6,110 CAT B $115,568 $121,000

SGCARDEALS achieves a major milestone with recognition in the High-Growth Companies Asia-Pacific 2026 ranking, alongside strong performance in Singapore’s fastest-growing companies list. SGCARDEALS has been recognised as one of the fastest-growing companies in Asia-Pacific , securing a position of #48 out of 500 companies  in the prestigious High-Growth Companies Asia-Pacific 2026  ranking by the Financial Times and Statista. This ranking is based on independently verified re

If you’ve been driving your car for a few years, chances are you’ve asked yourself this question before: “Should I sell now, or wait a bit longer?” In Singapore, this isn’t just a casual thought — it can mean the difference of thousands of dollars . The Reality of Car Ownership in Singapore Unlike other countries, owning a car here is heavily tied to COE cycles, depreciation, and market demand . Your car isn’t just a mode of transport — it’s a fast-moving financial asset . An

The latest Certificate of Entitlement (COE) results are in, and the March 2026 2nd bidding  confirms what many in the market have been anticipating — COE prices are rising again across all categories . After a brief dip in February, the market has rebounded strongly over the last two bidding exercises. With consecutive increases now observed, the key question is:Are we entering another upward cycle? COE Results Comparison (March 2026) Category March 2026 1st Bidding March 202

The latest Certificate of Entitlement (COE) results are out following the close of the Chinese New Year period. After several rounds of softening prices in February, March 2026’s first bidding exercise shows signs of movement again. Is this a rebound? Or simply market stabilisation after festive slowdowns? Let’s break down the numbers and what they mean for buyers and sellers. COE Results Comparison Category February 2026 2nd Bidding March 2026 1st Bidding Difference CAT A $1