The May 2026 2nd COE bidding results are out, and the trend is unmistakable — COE prices are hitting new highs, with continued strong upward momentum. While some categories showed slight moderation, others surged aggressively, pushing the market into what many may consider a high-price zone. COE Results Comparison (May 2026) Category May 2026 1st Bidding May 2026 2nd Bidding Difference CAT A $124,790 $124,229 ⬇ -$561 CAT B $126,236 $129,501 ⬆ +$3,265 CAT C $87,479 $92,223 ⬆ +

The May 2026 1st COE bidding results are out, and one thing is clear —COE prices are still climbing, with multiple categories hitting new highs again. Following the strong upward momentum seen throughout March and April, this latest result confirms that the market is still in a bullish phase, with demand continuing to outpace supply. COE Results Comparison (April vs May 2026) Category April 2026 2nd Bidding May 2026 1st Bidding Difference CAT A $123,010 $124,790 ⬆ +$1,780 CAT

If you’re planning to sell your car in Singapore, one thing matters most — getting the best price quickly without unnecessary stress. With fluctuating COE prices and a competitive resale market, timing and platform choice can significantly impact how much you walk away with. At SGCARDEALS, we help you sell higher, faster, and smarter — all while ensuring a seamless and hassle-free experience. Why Selling Your Car in Singapore Is More Complex Than You Think Selling a car in Si

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

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