How do you find Car Coop?
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before getting myself a car, i have always been finding opportunity to familiarise myself in driving.
I would feel rather uneasy to be borrowing family or friends' car, considering what kinda inconvenience would it cause them would there be any mishap happened to the vehicle. *touch wood*
with that, i guess my only option is to find ways to rent a car, which is how car coop comes into my mind.
however, ntuc only shows the good side of this carsharing plans. after all, its their business.
for you experienced drivers out there, is car coop ideal if you were me? or would you propose something else? -
consider whizzcar and city speed before opting for NTUC car co-op.
not much of a bad side really, as long as you return the car in its original condition. however always prepare some cash on hand in case you really get into an accident and have to pay them for the damages. -
gracias..Originally posted by roger:consider whizzcar and city speed before opting for NTUC car co-op.
not much of a bad side really, as long as you return the car in its original condition. however always prepare some cash on hand in case you really get into an accident and have to pay them for the damages.
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the membership fee for the coop is quite ex leh.Originally posted by roger:consider whizzcar and city speed before opting for NTUC car co-op.
not much of a bad side really, as long as you return the car in its original condition. however always prepare some cash on hand in case you really get into an accident and have to pay them for the damages. -
hmmm how about other car rental co.s?
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well, cars are considered luxury goods in singapore. any things to do with cars are definitely on the expensive side. unless the PAP govt is no longer in power, we may be able to see lower car prcies.Originally posted by wuming78:the membership fee for the coop is quite ex leh. -
we'll haf a national carpark den.Originally posted by roger:well, cars are considered luxury goods in singapore. any things to do with cars are definitely on the expensive side. unless the PAP govt is no longer in power, we may be able to see lower car prcies. -
I suggest going to NTUC unless u are a new driver, then no choice, go to CitySpeed. Trouble w CitySpeed is that they dunno how to communicate! Everything is verbal. When you put it in b&w, they will not reply!
Also be prepared - they check the cars only every few weeks, so you might get a call after 3/4 weeks to say you have to pay for damages ....
Its more inconvenient but best to go to private rental firm as they check the car immediately when you return it. -
Whao... tatz very resourceful. I've never though of tat in the first place. Thanks for the tip. Cheerz!! Itz Tiger time!!Originally posted by pdrive:I suggest going to NTUC unless u are a new driver, then no choice, go to CitySpeed. Trouble w CitySpeed is that they dunno how to communicate! Everything is verbal. When you put it in b&w, they will not reply!
Also be prepared - they check the cars only every few weeks, so you might get a call after 3/4 weeks to say you have to pay for damages ....
Its more inconvenient but best to go to private rental firm as they check the car immediately when you return it.