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Buying A Car in Singapore. Car Registration process: The following fees are imposed when registering a private car:
Type of Fees/Charges	Amount Payable
Import Duty	31% of the open market value(OMV) as assessed by the Customs and Excise Department.
Registration Fee	S$140
Additional Registration Fee	110% of the OMV as assessed by the Customs and Excise Department.
Road Tax	Varies according to engine capacity.
For more information visit www.onemotoring.com.sg About Road Taxes Road taxes are renewable on a six-monthly or annual basis. Motor vehicles of more than ten years of age must pass an annual inspection. A surcharge ranging from 10% to 50% on the road tax, is applicable before the licence is renewed. The table below shows the road taxes payable for cars of different capacities:
Engine Capacity (EC)	Road Tax Formula
600 cc	S$400 (flat rate)
601 cc - 1,000 cc	S$400 + 0.25 x (EC - 600)
1,001 cc - 1,600 cc	S$500 + 0.75 x (EC - 1,000)
1,601 cc - 3,000 cc	S$950 + 1.5 x (EC - 1,600)
More than 3,000 cc	S$3,050 + 2.0 x (EC - 3,000)
Diesel taxes for diesel-engine cars are equivalent to six times the computed road taxes for petrol-engine cars. Used cars of more than three years may not be imported and registered for use. The owner has to pay a surcharge of S$10,000 if the imported used car is under three years of age. For more information visit www.onemotoring.com.sg Certificate of Entitlement (COE) : The number of vehicles on Singapore roads is carefully controlled by what is known as the Vehicle Quota System. Owners must bid for a Certificate of Entitlement (COE) before the vehicle can be registered. This involves a tendering process as only a fixed number of COEs are made available every month. Prospective owners must make bids to obtain a COE. Successful bidders then pay the "quota premium" (the lowest successful bid price) for their vehicle. COEs are valid for 10 years from the date of registration of the vehicle. Upon expiry, you'd need to revalidate the vehicle for another 10 years by paying the prevailing quota premium. You may choose to revalidate the vehicle for five years by paying 50% of the prevailing quota premium. The five-year COE is however, not renewable. The prevailing quota premium is the moving average of quota premiums over the last three months. Categories of Vehicles The Vehicle Quota System classifies vehicles according to these categories:
Category	Type of Vehicle
A	Cars (1600 cc and below) & Taxis
B	Cars (1600 cc and above)
C	Goods vehicles and buses
D	Motorcycles
E	"Open" (for any kind of vehicles)
You may call the following authorities for further enquiries: Vehicle Registration & Licensing (65) 1800 5535229 Traffic & Road Management (65) 1800 3757300 Rail Construction & Planning (65) 1800 3961250 Traffic Lights (65) 1800 3770000 Heavy Vehicle Parking (65) 63962295 For more on the transportation system and various schemes, please contact the Land Transport Authority of Singapore. 460 Alexandra Road PSA Building #28-00 Singapore 119963 Tel: (65) 63757100 Toll-free LTA hotline: (65) 1800-3757300 Fax: (65) 63757208 (65) 63757200 Website: www.lta.gov.sg or visit www.onemotoring.com.sg

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