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 released by the Land Transport Authority for February 2026 2nd bidding  are out — and the numbers show a continued softening trend in several key categories. With Chinese New Year just concluded, many buyers and dealers are watching closely: is this the typical post-festive slowdown, or are we entering a more sustained correction phase? Let’s break down the numbers. COE Price Comparison (February 2026) Category February 1st

The first Certificate of Entitlement (COE) bidding exercise of February 2026  offers fresh insight into how the market is adjusting after the New Year momentum seen in January. Following a relatively active start to 2026, buyers and sellers are now reassessing their next moves as COE prices show signs of recalibration. In this article, we compare February 2026 1st bidding results  with January 2026 1st and 2nd bidding , analyse whether it is a better time to buy or sell , and

Motor traders and prospective new car buyers in Singapore will not be receiving any early Chinese New Year cheer from the Land Transport Authority (LTA), as the Certificate of Entitlement (COE) supply for passenger cars is set to decline in the February to April 2026 quota period . According to LTA’s latest announcement, the total COE quota for the 2026 February–April tender period will be 18,824 certificates , representing a net reduction of 160 COEs , or 0.84 per cent , com

The first two Certificate of Entitlement (COE) bidding exercises of January 2026  have set the tone for the new year, arriving at a critical period as buyers and sellers prepare for Chinese New Year (CNY) . With festive demand traditionally picking up, many are closely watching whether COE prices will rise further or stabilise in the coming weeks. In this article, we compare January 2026 1st and 2nd bidding results , reflect on the December 2025 trend , and share practical in

The first Certificate of Entitlement (COE) bidding of 2026  has concluded, setting the tone for the year ahead. As expected, the New Year bidding saw notable movements across categories , influenced by year-end adjustments, fresh buyer demand, and early Chinese New Year (CNY) upgrading activity. In this article, we compare the January 2026 1st bidding results  with the December 2025 2nd bidding , analyse short-term trends, and discuss whether motorists should buy, sell, or wa