Changes to COE: Government includes car engine power to categorisation

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So it really happened, penalized for efficiency...

Changes to COE: Government includes car engine power to categorisation




From February next year, the Government will include a vehicle's engine power as a new criterion to the way Certificate of Entitlements (COE) are classified.

Any car that falls under Category A - with an engine capacity of not more than 1, 600cc - must also have an engine power of 97 kilowatts or less, the equivalent of 130 horsepower. (wadafug?)

The change will mean that nearly half of today's mass market cars would be reclassified as premium models, or fall under the COE Category B (for cars with 1,600cc and above).

Transport Minister Lui #uck Yew, who announced this on Monday, also said the Government will not levy a surcharge on those who own multiple cars.
 
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what is civic, altis, elantra, mazda3, k3 - horsepower?

nabei .... japanese and korean car maker need to make car with 130bhp cutoff limit for spore market liao

bmw 112/312/412/512/612 coming liao ... dealer calling bmw ag to develop detune ecu liao :lol:

then all go JB4 > JB5 > JB6 > 300bhp ... huat ah!!!
 
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What rubbish..
 
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Hosay liao! Can expect lots of detuned models. Buy one then chip and do remapping.
 
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hosay liao ... i already see it coming ... die die whack the f10 even pre-fl model ... :lol:

cat B breaks $100K .... i say one !

seanskye;1032433 said:
Hosay liao! Can expect lots of detuned models. Buy one then chip and do remapping.
 
Re: Changes to COE: Government includes car engine power to categorisation

In future ads will be.....

Ultimately low hp low torque for low ballers!!!!!!!!!
 
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japanese and korean family sedan and mpv like accord/camry/cefiro/estima/odeysey all can go fly kite liao with all the entry level conti coming into cat B
 
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This has got to be the most idiotic idea to ever come out from the garment.
Why don't they simply kick out half the FTs from Singapore and there won't be so much demand for cars thereafter. The same goes for properties.
 
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wt_know;1032430 said:
what is civic, altis, elantra, mazda3, k3 - horsepower?

nabei .... japanese and korean car maker need to make car with 130bhp cutoff limit for spore market liao

bmw 112/312/412/512/612 coming liao ... dealer calling bmw ag to develop detune ecu liao :lol:

then all go JB4 > JB5 > JB6 > 300bhp ... huat ah!!!
I think Jap B&B no issue lah. Definitely fall below that.

seanskye;1032433 said:
Hosay liao! Can expect lots of detuned models. Buy one then chip and do remapping.
That's cheating govt. Offense le.
 
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97 kilowatts? Why not 88.8? Talk about random.
 
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Pegging engine capacity to COE/road taxes, I can understand.

Pegging horsepower to COE.... isn't that counter-intuitive to engine efficiencies?
 
Changes to COE: Government includes car engine power to categorisation

davidtch;1032439 said:
That's cheating govt. Offense le.


So engine remaps will become illegal mods? Jia lat... next time inspection also have dyno?
 
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kenntona;1032443 said:
Pegging engine capacity to COE/road taxes, I can understand.

Pegging horsepower to COE.... isn't that counter-intuitive to engine efficiencies?
With COE around, all measure is LPPL.

The best is to do away with COE & install ERP gantry on all major roads. Juz like HK, car park is a separate title deeds.
 
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seanskye;1032444 said:
So engine remaps will become illegal mods? Jia lat... next time inspection also have dyno?
For Cat A, i would think yes.
 
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Mockngbrd;1032425 said:
So it really happened, penalized for efficiency...

Changes to COE: Government includes car engine power to categorisation

From February next year, the Government will include a vehicle's engine power as a new criterion to the way Certificate of Entitlements (COE) are classified.

Any car that falls under Category A - with an engine capacity of not more than 1, 600cc - must also have an engine power of 97 kilowatts or less, the equivalent of 130 horsepower. (wadafug?)

The change will mean that nearly half of today's mass market cars would be reclassified as premium models, or fall under the COE Category B (for cars with 1,600cc and above).

Transport Minister Lui Tuck Yew, who announced this on Monday, also said the Government will not levy a surcharge on those who own multiple cars.

Think intent is to encourage slower moving vehicles and hence more jams??? mm zhi simi logic lo
 
Re: Changes to COE: Government includes car engine power to categorisation

From now to January 2014, C180 & 316 sales will chiong ah!!!
 
Re: Changes to COE: Government includes car engine power to categorisation

kenntona;1032443 said:
Pegging engine capacity to COE/road taxes, I can understand.

Pegging horsepower to COE.... isn't that counter-intuitive to engine efficiencies?

The way they treat Hybrids and Diesels, do you think they really care abt efficiency, environment, and oil import?
 
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ccb.... like dat buy the most sart-ki cat A car... confirm cannot chiet turbo diesel taxis liao.....
 
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davidtch;1032446 said:
For Cat A, i would think yes.

So next time LTA will tow a dyno machine for spot check on those fishy Cat A car on highway?
 

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