How do we drive on Singapore expressways? How do we drive on them given that we are not allowed to while driving around with “L” plates?
It’s simple.
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Predictable Driving
You see all sorts of drivers on Singapore roads. Human beings are intricate creatures and no two persons behave the same. Thus, no two cars will handle similarly. Yet, what makes our road tick? Why do so many of us get to our places eventually without fuss?
The answer is driving in a predictable manner. What is that? I’m glad you asked.
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What is Car Detailing?
Car Detailing is the act of cleaning your vehicle to showroom standards. Go to a car show and you will see cars with surfaces so reflective and clean, you can see your own booger in the reflections.
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Beware hidden fees by used car dealerships in Singapore
Browse used cars from dealerships and chances are, the sticker price isn’t the final cost you pay. Hidden fees exist and is an industry practice as bewildering and scammy as it sounds. What exactly is it?
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How to scrap your car in Singapore
It’s that time of the month. No, not that time. That time! It’s time to scrap your car. Let Singcarpore show you how it’s done. The process is painless.
First, you would have received a letter from LTA commanding you to either scrap or not insisting that you renew your COE. You choose to scrap. Go straight to jail and do not pass Go. Do not collect $200.
Besides, you are not earning the salary of a minister.
Mobile Phone Windshield Holder
Using a phone while driving is illegal and dangerous in Singapore. How then, do we look at the GPS on our phones?
Easy.
Stick a holder onto the windshield. It typically secures your phone in place by the sides while it cradles the bottom. The holder is attached either to the windshield or dashboard. Most models mount to the windows but are able to mount to your surface of your dashboard too.
How to buy a 2nd hand car in Singapore
Buying a used car or 2nd hand car in Singapore can be a painless affair. Let Singcarpore show you the process from start to end; and you too, can be one happy used-car owner.
So, where do we start? What do we do? How does one go about purchasing a used car exactly? Is it simply a mere act of waltzing down the car parks and pasting a note onto a car’s windshield with your offer of purchase when you spot a car you fancy?
1996 Nissan March K11 – My First Car
This is the Nissan March K11. Look at it. Look at the car from yesteryear. Take a good long look at this tiny car that can take 4 adults and haul them around Singapore.
Nevermind that the car has only a 1 liter engine. The March was my first car I bought after scouring the web for months in late 2015. Primarily used for work purposes, I got this car with only 4 months left on the COE.
What?
Yes, I was the proud owner of this white March after having it change hands 9 times. Suffice to say, the March has seen some stuff.
2007 Honda Jazz GD1 – Jack’s Jazz
What better way to kick off the first edition of Read A Ride than to read all about my newest ride which also happens to be my dream car? What car is that? Why, if you’ve completely missed the title, the car is none other than the 2007 Honda Jazz GD1.
I know, people have lofty ambitions and big dreams like driving a continental car, or one that sports an engine larger than your bathtub, or one that makes pedestrian heads go like the girl in The Exorcist.
But me? I just love the Jazz.