Local News: COE Results for July Round 2
Certificates of Entitlement (COE) have mixed results the different categories following this second round of bidding in July.
OneShift Editorial Team
23 Jul 2014
Category A (Cars under 1,600cc) segment COEs closed a little bit higher this round at $62,890.
Elsewhere across the board, prices increased with Category B (cars over 1,600cc) COEs to close at $65,001.
Prices in the Category E (Open Category) have increased to $63,001.
The full results are as follows:
Category A (Cars below 1,600cc) : $62,890(%)
Category B (Cars above1,600cc) : $65,001 (%)
Category C (Commercial Vehicles) : $ 52,010 (%)
Category D (Motorcycles) : $4,252 (%)
Category E (Open) : $65,002 (%)
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