Variant
1.5A
Typical listing: S$26k (S$20k–S$34k), 9y, 110k km. COE renewal is in scope — anchor on dereg math, not asking.
Variant strength
high confidenceWeighs every axis evenly. Changes the weighting, not the numbers.
What it costs to own
Annual running cost
Road tax + insurance + fuel + maintenance per year — median across this variant's active listings at a typical SG driver profile. Road tax is exact; the rest are planning estimates.
≈ S$7,329/yr
- Road tax
- S$585
- Insurance
- ≈ S$1,500
- Fuel
- ≈ S$3,444
- Maintenance
- ≈ S$1,800
Typical SG running cost — the middle ~51% of the distribution. Assumes 14,500 km/yr (typical for this body type).
- Road tax
- The exact LTA formula — engine capacity (power, for EVs). The only line here that isn't an estimate.
- Insurance
- Planning estimate for a typical SG driver — shifts with age, claims history and no-claim discount.
- Fuel
- Planning estimate at current pump prices — varies with how you drive.
- Maintenance
- Planning estimate of servicing + wear parts at this age — varies with condition and workshop.
Get the exact number to aim for on a 1.5A
We've worked out the reg-year, asking ceiling and mileage cap that make a good buy on this trim. Unlock it — and everything below — with one email.
- Deal target — the year, asking ceiling, mileage cap and owner profile to aim for.
- Offer ladder — where to open and where to land, from cohort inventory velocity.
- Inspection checklist — model-specific red flags, emailed as a PDF.
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Pre-purchase preparation
Verify before you pay
Things to check at viewing — if any fire, treat them as negotiation leverage or as walk-away signals.
- Anything over 170,420 km should ask at least 10% below the typical price (around S$22,765).
Negotiation levers
What to say to the dealer
Cohort + market signals you can cite in person to bring the asking price down.
- Plenty of this trim around right now — pull up two others from the same year on your phone and quote them. Sellers cave when you show a like-for-like cheaper car.
- Typical mileage for this car is 113,613 km. Anything over 147,697 km should be at least 10% under S$23k — point to the typical figure when you negotiate.
- About 6% of these were ex-private-hire, which already pins the price floor near S$23k. A clean-history car shouldn't ask more than that — get the seller to justify any premium.