COE Quota reductions for 2008
07 Mar 2008|10,393 views
The doom and gloom situation forecasted by many in the industry due to COE quota reductions turned out to be a storm in a teacup after the official reduction was announced on the LTA website.
The annual quota of Certificates of Entitlement (COEs) for Quota Year 2008 (for the period May 2008 to April 2009) will be set at 115,946, as compared to the previous Quota Year (May 2007 to April 2008)of 125353.
Overall the reduction of Quota wasn't as bad as feared, and if fact if one does the sums, there is only a Quota cut of 8%!
A table derived from LTA's official web site explains the facts and figures more clearly.
Note:
*. Category E receives 25% of the estimated de-registrations in 2008 and adjustment due to under and over-estimation of de-registration in previous years from Categories A-D.
**. Category A population includes taxis.
***. This adjustment takes into account the adjustments made during the 2007 mid-quota year review, which were introduced in the tender exercises from October 07 to March 08.
***. The figure incorporates the reduction of 1,668 COEs after the 2007 mid-quota year review. The originally announced quota was 127,021.
CATEGORY A Cars(1600cc and below) & Taxis
- quota from may 2007 to april 2008 = 51,803
- quota from may 2008 to april 2009 = 48,847 ,therefore it computes a reduction of 2956 units
CATEGORY B Cars(1601cc and above)
- quota from may 2007 to april 2008 = 26,995
- quota from may 2008 to april 2009 = 26,376, therefore it computes a reduction of 619 units
CATEGORY E Open
- quota from may 2007 to april 2008 = 26,084
- quota from may 2008 to april 2009 = 20,990, therefore it computes a reduction of 5094 units
Based on these figures,
(48847+26376+20990) / (51803+26995+26084) = 96213 / 104882 = 0.9173
100% - 91.73%= 8.27%
This only means one thing: Good news for car buyers as a stable amount of COES ensures the COE price does not skyrocket and hurt the consumer's pockets.
So what are you waiting for? Go and purchase that family MPV that you need so badly!
The annual quota of Certificates of Entitlement (COEs) for Quota Year 2008 (for the period May 2008 to April 2009) will be set at 115,946, as compared to the previous Quota Year (May 2007 to April 2008)of 125353.
Overall the reduction of Quota wasn't as bad as feared, and if fact if one does the sums, there is only a Quota cut of 8%!
A table derived from LTA's official web site explains the facts and figures more clearly.
VEHICLE QUOTA SYSTEM QUOTA FOR MAY 2008 - APRIL 2009 | ||||||
VEHICLE CATEGORY | CATEGORY A Cars (1600cc and below) & Taxis | CATEGORY B Cars (1601cc and above) | CATEGORY C Goods Vehicles & Buses | CATEGORY D Motor-Cycles | CATEGORY E Open* | TOTAL |
Vehicle Population as at 31 Dec 2007 | 329,299** | 209,841 | 146,889 | 143,524 | - | 829,553 |
Net Increase Allowed [ 3% x vehicle population] | 9,879 | 6,295 | 4,407 | 4,306 | - | 24,887 |
Provisions for Replacement | 34,500 | 19,200 | 7,800 | 7,350 | 22,950 | 91,800 |
Expired COEs carried over from 2007 | 19 | 18 | 12 | 260 | 2 | 311 |
Adjustment*** | 4,449 | 863 | -3,170 | -1,232 | -1,962 | -1,052 |
Total Quota for May 2008 to April 2009 | 51,803 | 26,995 | 9,471 | 11,000 | 26,084 | 125,353**** |
Note:
*. Category E receives 25% of the estimated de-registrations in 2008 and adjustment due to under and over-estimation of de-registration in previous years from Categories A-D.
**. Category A population includes taxis.
***. This adjustment takes into account the adjustments made during the 2007 mid-quota year review, which were introduced in the tender exercises from October 07 to March 08.
***. The figure incorporates the reduction of 1,668 COEs after the 2007 mid-quota year review. The originally announced quota was 127,021.
CATEGORY A Cars(1600cc and below) & Taxis
- quota from may 2007 to april 2008 = 51,803
- quota from may 2008 to april 2009 = 48,847 ,therefore it computes a reduction of 2956 units
CATEGORY B Cars(1601cc and above)
- quota from may 2007 to april 2008 = 26,995
- quota from may 2008 to april 2009 = 26,376, therefore it computes a reduction of 619 units
CATEGORY E Open
- quota from may 2007 to april 2008 = 26,084
- quota from may 2008 to april 2009 = 20,990, therefore it computes a reduction of 5094 units
Based on these figures,
(48847+26376+20990) / (51803+26995+26084) = 96213 / 104882 = 0.9173
100% - 91.73%= 8.27%
This only means one thing: Good news for car buyers as a stable amount of COES ensures the COE price does not skyrocket and hurt the consumer's pockets.
So what are you waiting for? Go and purchase that family MPV that you need so badly!
The doom and gloom situation forecasted by many in the industry due to COE quota reductions turned out to be a storm in a teacup after the official reduction was announced on the LTA website.
The annual quota of Certificates of Entitlement (COEs) for Quota Year 2008 (for the period May 2008 to April 2009) will be set at 115,946, as compared to the previous Quota Year (May 2007 to April 2008)of 125353.
Overall the reduction of Quota wasn't as bad as feared, and if fact if one does the sums, there is only a Quota cut of 8%!
A table derived from LTA's official web site explains the facts and figures more clearly.
Note:
*. Category E receives 25% of the estimated de-registrations in 2008 and adjustment due to under and over-estimation of de-registration in previous years from Categories A-D.
**. Category A population includes taxis.
***. This adjustment takes into account the adjustments made during the 2007 mid-quota year review, which were introduced in the tender exercises from October 07 to March 08.
***. The figure incorporates the reduction of 1,668 COEs after the 2007 mid-quota year review. The originally announced quota was 127,021.
CATEGORY A Cars(1600cc and below) & Taxis
- quota from may 2007 to april 2008 = 51,803
- quota from may 2008 to april 2009 = 48,847 ,therefore it computes a reduction of 2956 units
CATEGORY B Cars(1601cc and above)
- quota from may 2007 to april 2008 = 26,995
- quota from may 2008 to april 2009 = 26,376, therefore it computes a reduction of 619 units
CATEGORY E Open
- quota from may 2007 to april 2008 = 26,084
- quota from may 2008 to april 2009 = 20,990, therefore it computes a reduction of 5094 units
Based on these figures,
(48847+26376+20990) / (51803+26995+26084) = 96213 / 104882 = 0.9173
100% - 91.73%= 8.27%
This only means one thing: Good news for car buyers as a stable amount of COES ensures the COE price does not skyrocket and hurt the consumer's pockets.
So what are you waiting for? Go and purchase that family MPV that you need so badly!
The annual quota of Certificates of Entitlement (COEs) for Quota Year 2008 (for the period May 2008 to April 2009) will be set at 115,946, as compared to the previous Quota Year (May 2007 to April 2008)of 125353.
Overall the reduction of Quota wasn't as bad as feared, and if fact if one does the sums, there is only a Quota cut of 8%!
A table derived from LTA's official web site explains the facts and figures more clearly.
VEHICLE QUOTA SYSTEM QUOTA FOR MAY 2008 - APRIL 2009 | ||||||
VEHICLE CATEGORY | CATEGORY A Cars (1600cc and below) & Taxis | CATEGORY B Cars (1601cc and above) | CATEGORY C Goods Vehicles & Buses | CATEGORY D Motor-Cycles | CATEGORY E Open* | TOTAL |
Vehicle Population as at 31 Dec 2007 | 329,299** | 209,841 | 146,889 | 143,524 | - | 829,553 |
Net Increase Allowed [ 3% x vehicle population] | 9,879 | 6,295 | 4,407 | 4,306 | - | 24,887 |
Provisions for Replacement | 34,500 | 19,200 | 7,800 | 7,350 | 22,950 | 91,800 |
Expired COEs carried over from 2007 | 19 | 18 | 12 | 260 | 2 | 311 |
Adjustment*** | 4,449 | 863 | -3,170 | -1,232 | -1,962 | -1,052 |
Total Quota for May 2008 to April 2009 | 51,803 | 26,995 | 9,471 | 11,000 | 26,084 | 125,353**** |
Note:
*. Category E receives 25% of the estimated de-registrations in 2008 and adjustment due to under and over-estimation of de-registration in previous years from Categories A-D.
**. Category A population includes taxis.
***. This adjustment takes into account the adjustments made during the 2007 mid-quota year review, which were introduced in the tender exercises from October 07 to March 08.
***. The figure incorporates the reduction of 1,668 COEs after the 2007 mid-quota year review. The originally announced quota was 127,021.
CATEGORY A Cars(1600cc and below) & Taxis
- quota from may 2007 to april 2008 = 51,803
- quota from may 2008 to april 2009 = 48,847 ,therefore it computes a reduction of 2956 units
CATEGORY B Cars(1601cc and above)
- quota from may 2007 to april 2008 = 26,995
- quota from may 2008 to april 2009 = 26,376, therefore it computes a reduction of 619 units
CATEGORY E Open
- quota from may 2007 to april 2008 = 26,084
- quota from may 2008 to april 2009 = 20,990, therefore it computes a reduction of 5094 units
Based on these figures,
(48847+26376+20990) / (51803+26995+26084) = 96213 / 104882 = 0.9173
100% - 91.73%= 8.27%
This only means one thing: Good news for car buyers as a stable amount of COES ensures the COE price does not skyrocket and hurt the consumer's pockets.
So what are you waiting for? Go and purchase that family MPV that you need so badly!
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