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July 2026 COE Results 2nd Bidding: Singapore lost the World Cup of sensible vehicle prices, but with a minor pullback in quota premiums for Categories A, B and C
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July 2026 COE Results 1st Bidding: Singapore won the World Cup of costly new vehicles yet again, with Categories A and B dribbling to new highs this year and Category C scoring an all-time peak
June 2026 COE Results 2nd Bidding: The COE horse was in a school holiday mood and slowed down in four of the five Categories, while Open Category E barely moved
June 2026 COE Results 1st Bidding: The COE stallion was a costly workhorse again, with Cat C premium at a new peak of $94k, while the car Categories were more or less still expensive
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May 2026 COE Results 2nd Bidding: The COE horse went racing again, with Category E at $130k and commercial-vehicle Category C at an all-time high of $92.2k
May 2026 COE Results 1st Bidding: The COE horse ran hot and high, with premiums for the car Categories and commercial-vehicle Category zooming to new heights
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December 2025 COE Results 2nd Bidding: The COE monster was both naughty and nice for Santa Claus who’s coming to town, with price-drop presents only for the “big car” and motorbike Categories
mReview: BYD ATTO 2 – Proof That Entry-level Doesn't Have To Be Basic
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December 2025 COE Results 1st Bidding: The COE monster wanted to clear its annual leave, but was interrupted by the mostly downward price movements in the second-last COE bidding exercise of this year
mReview: BYD Sealion 6 DM-i – The Best Of Both Worlds
November 2025 COE Results 2nd Bidding: The COE monster roared at the November rain and crawled upwards, along with premiums for all the Categories except Cat A, which went down by a token $1k
November 2025 COE Results 1st Bidding: The COE monster calmed down again, with big five-digit drops in the premiums for cars, while the price gap between Cat B and overcrowded Cat A was merely $5k
October 2025 COE Results 2nd Bidding: Scarier than Halloween is the COE monster, whose supernatural quota premiums for cars crept down in this round but were still frighteningly high
mReview: BYD Sealion 7 Performance – Big Bang For Your Buck
October 2025 COE Results 1st Bidding: The COE street circuit ran its own “F1 Singapore Grand Prix”, with Cat A racing to another record and Cat B speeding past $140k
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