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What it really costs
About S$50,700 in all, before insurance, fuel, parking and servicing.
| Asking price | S$81,988 |
| PARF rebate when the COE ends (half the ARF) | − S$2,500 |
| ÷ COE left (5y 2m) | S$15,385/yr |
The listing works it out at S$15,340/yr; small gaps come from rounding and the exact COE end date.
Paper value today (what LTA would refund if it were scrapped now): S$45,404.
Assumes its value falls in a straight line to its paper value when the COE runs out, as Singapore’s depreciation figure does.
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Nissan Leaf Electric
2021 · Hatchback
Great carma
Carma score out of 100
- Depreciation 8% below the S$16,690/yr typical of 48 hatchback cars of a similar age and engine size
- Low mileage: about 6,600 km a year
- One owner
- 5 years of COE left
Facts from its listings on sgcarmart.com and Carousell, with prices rechecked daily. Carma doesn’t sell this car: contact the seller through either listing.
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