Local News: COE Results for January Round 1

Local News: COE Results for January Round 1

It's 2015 guys and in this first round of Certificates of Entitlement (COE) have increased in all categories following this round of bidding in January.

OneShift Editorial Team
OneShift Editorial Team
07 Jan 2015

Category A (Cars under 1,600cc) segment COEs closed higher this round at $66,010.

Elsewhere across the board, price in Category B (cars over 1,600cc) slightly decreased to close at $75,289.

Prices in the Category E (Open Category) have increased drastically as well to $75,200.

The full results are as follows:

Category A (Cars below 1,600cc) : $66,010 (%)

0.18

Category B (Cars above1,600cc) : $75,289 (%)

1.74

Category C (Commercial Vehicles) : $55,011 (%)

5.59

Category D (Motorcycles) : $ 4,403 (%)

2.11

Category E (Open) : $75,200 (%)

1.64

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