This October, Jack Cars takes over Northpoint City with its collection of four cars and an exclusive spa and wellness package for the ladies.
Till 16 July, West-siders can get up close with some of Singapore's favourite Japanese models, while also looking forward to exclusive roadshow giveaways.
Beyond the roadshow-exclusive discounts on offer from Jack Cars, you'll also get up close with fuel-sipping models not found in authorised dealer showrooms!
Looking for a value-for-money luxury European car? Look no further, here are five parallel imported cars that you need to consider in your hunt.
Parallel-imported cars continued to lose their shine last year, with registrations plummeting due to new emission regulations.
According to the Land Transport Authority, parallel-imported car sales between January and September this year have fallen by 13.8 percent.
The parallel imports of cars in the first quarter saw a surprise leap, with the facelifts of popular models among the factors for demand being revitalised.
Parallel importers in Singapore are resorting to a ploy to trade their new cars as used cars, in a bid to avoid hefty taxes.
The number of vehicles that were parallel imported (PI) from January to March this year was dull, though Toyota has regained the top spot.
In an unprecedented move, Mazda has decided to graciously open its service centres to parallel imported Mazda cars in Singapore. This grants owners of these PI cars the same service standards and reliability that most Mazda owners enjoy.
So you've decided to buy your dream ride from a parallel importer? How do you avoid being scammed while still reaping the huge cash savings? Read on to find out.
With the growing numbers of car dealers, which one should you go for?