THE best-selling cars so far this year are not Toyotas, Mercs or Volkswagens. They are taxis.
The cab cohort has emerged as the biggest-selling in the first two months of the year, an anomaly that some observers say could prevail for the rest of the year as taxi companies outbid motor traders in a shrinking market for certificates of entitlement (COEs).
Read the full story in Friday's edition of The Straits Times.
CHRISTOPHER TAN
Long live taxis.
a lot of blue & yellow Sonatas at Penjuru Road just waiting...............
a lots of red engine at pandan toyota plant spraying...more taxis means more competition for TDs, more choices for paxs, more income for Taxis companies, less intake for TD...![]()
more taxis are good, these days cabbies are either lazy or choosy, you can't get one when required....
Means nobody buying cars...
Originally posted by dukedracula:more taxis are good, these days cabbies are either lazy or choosy, you can't get one when required....
Lazy?
1hr fuel $5, renter $9...
TD also nid paid housing loan, got wife, kid to feed,
Bo choosy, do charity work for taxi company?
Originally posted by dukedracula:more taxis are good, these days cabbies are either lazy or choosy, you can't get one when required....