Car feng shui tips to improve your motoring decisions

Many of us consider clothing, food, accommodation and transport as essential things that we cannot live without. As our quality of living evolves, so do our demands. Besides purchasing a house, many Singaporeans' often dream to own a car. Because both are big investments, sometimes a bit of luck and foresight can go a long way.

Engage a reliable car dealership and salesperson who recognises the value your car brings to you.

It is important that you find a car dealership that gives you a peace of mind. Of course, you can also take your friends' recommendations into consideration. Additionally, the salesperson assisting you should be service-oriented and reliable.

As car owners, we know that maintaining our personal vehicle can be a hassle due to vehicle maintenance and registration, as well as insurance and road tax costs. You need to conduct thorough discussions with your car dealership prior to purchasing your vehicle for a worry-free transaction that leads to a happy driving experience.

Your car should have a beautiful-looking rear, and the colour of your car should complement your ba zi.

The rear of your car should be round and shapely for auspiciousness, much like how men chose wives based on the shape of their posterior in ancient times. A curvaceous rear symbolises offspring luck, good fortune and a worry-free life.

Ever wondered why a person might like the colour red but feel that blue is more suitable for them? One possible theory is that the person has a Fire Day Master or whose ba zi is predominantly made up of the Fire Element. Fire is represented by the colour red. Feeling that blue is more suitable could be due to the Water Element (blue) attempting to quell the 'overwhelming Fire' in one's ba zi.

Hence, using blue can help to attract luck to your side. Choosing the right colour can elevate your luck cycle. Why not give it a try? Choose a colour of one of the Five Elements that brings you good fortune and thank us later.
You may have or wanted to purchase a car at some point in your life. But what constitutes a 'good' car? Let Grand Master Tan Khoon Yong of Way Fengshui Group, who has received a Public Service Medal from then-Singapore President S.R. Nathan, bless you with tips on how to channel the positive energy into your ride and the negative vibes out. 

If you are unable to get a colour of your choice, accessorise your car instead.

There are many car models available in the market. However, choice of colours remains scarce. If you are unable to select your desired exterior colour, start by accessorising your car instead. Some ideas include changing your car seat, colour of floor mat, placing seat cushions or displaying simple accessories.

Both the date when purchasing the car, and the sum of the numbers on your license plate have to be auspicious numbers.

For a smooth-sailing life, why not choose an auspicious day to purchase your car! It is an extremely convenient process. You can browse through an almanac or even download the Way Almanac mobile app.

So, as long as it is an auspicious day to buy a car, you can proceed to sign on the dotted line and pay your down payment. You need not perform your pre-purchase rituals such as doing market research, going to the car dealership or test driving your new car on an auspicious day.

If you have chosen your lucky number as your license plate number, it is likely to be a single or double-digit number. But did you know there are auspicious number combinations with four-digit license plate numbers? By adding the four numbers together, you can refer to the 81 auspicious/inauspicious numbers table to check on the auspicious rating of your number.

For more information, please visit the Way FengShui Group website or Facebook page. Alternatively, you can call 6338 3800. The company is located at #02-11 Fu Lu Shou Complex, 149 Rochor Road Singapore (188425).