Find out why COE bidding is causing a seasoned motor dealer to lose sleep in our latest podcast episode! ๐ #COE #CarTalk
COE (Certificate of Entitlement) bidding can be a nerve-wracking experience for many, but for seasoned motor dealer Ms Sabrina Sng, it's more than just a stressful event - it's a heartache. In a recent COE Watch podcast episode, Ms Sng, the managing director at Wearnes Automotive, delved into the challenges and uncertainties surrounding the COE quota system. The fluctuating prices and limited quotas can significantly impact the business operations and bottom line of car dealers like her.
Ms Sng shared her insights on how the unpredictable nature of COE bidding creates a rollercoaster of emotions for dealers, from anticipation to disappointment. The constant struggle to secure COEs at reasonable prices adds another layer of complexity to an already competitive industry. Despite her experience in the field, the volatility of the COE market continues to keep Ms Sng on her toes, highlighting the ever-present challenges faced by motor dealers in Singapore.
The COE system in Singapore remains a unique and vital component of vehicle ownership, with prices influenced by various factors like demand, vehicle population, and government regulations. Understanding the intricacies of COE bidding is crucial for dealers like Ms Sng to navigate the market successfully and sustain their businesses amidst the ups and downs of the automotive industry.
In the world of COE bidding, even seasoned professionals like Ms Sng can feel the pressure and uncertainty that comes with each bidding cycle. With the future of the automotive market constantly evolving, staying informed and adaptable is key for dealers to thrive in this competitive landscape.
In our COE Watch podcast episode, Ms Sabrina Sng (left), a managing director at Wearnes Automotive, discusses the general uncertainty over the quota system ...