5 Cheapest Cars In Singapore That You Can Buy In 2020

In spite of the COVID-19 pandemic, COE prices have trended upwards in 2021. Before the circuit breaker, the COE price for CAT A was at $31,210 (March 2021). After our country exit the circuit breaker period, COE prices have gone up and is at $36,534 by October 2021. This implies that car costs are now higher than the start of the year.

Cars have always been expensive in Singapore. 2021, thus far, hasn't seemed like a great year if you are looking for an affordable car. That said, if you really need to buy a car this season, here are a few from the cheapest cars you can consider.

Before investing in a car, remember to first calculate the long-term price of owning a car in Singapore first. This is because the total cost of having a car in Singapore goes far beyond just the cost of the car.

Here are some of the cheapest cars you can buy in Singapore at this time.

#5 Nissan Note 1.2 Lite (A) – $73,100

The simplest variant of the Nissan Note is listed currently at $73,100, causeing this to be compact Japanese car probably the most affordable cars in Singapore today. It's also worth noting that the price of this car as of 30 June 2021 only agreed to be $65,800.

#4 Mitsubishi Space Star 1.2 CVT Style (A) – $69,999

A small and nimble car, the Mitsubishi Space Star is a reasonable choice for couples or small families who don't need so much space. This small hatchback gives drivers a fuel consumption rate of 21.2km/L, which makes it a fiscally sound option for drivers who're planning to obtain the best possible mileage using their car within the long-term.

#3 Mitsubishi Attrage 1.2 CVT Style (A) – $69,999

If you are searching for a solid, reliable Japanese sedan at a price of below $70,000, the Attrage is among the best, otherwise the only, choice that you have. According to Mitsubishi, the Attrage has been designed to maximise interior space for drivers and passengers. Like the Space Star, it gives you six airbags, keyless engine start and good fuel use of 20.4km/L. All in all, a really logical choice within our opinion.

#2 Perodua Myvi 1.3 X (A) – $67,999

The more expensive of the two Perodua models we have, the Myvi provides a basic, no-frill drive for individuals who prefer a small hatchback on the regular-sized sedan. With a boot space of just 277L, you will need to pack light (or smart) for that short vacation you are taking to Malaysia.

#1 Perodua Bezza 1.3 Premium X (A) – $64,999

At the purpose of writing, the Perodua Bezza may be the cheapest car in Singapore. At the market price of $64,999, it's at least $3,000 less expensive than the next least expensive car in Singapore.

Like the Myvi, the Bezza is really a no-frill car that provides surprisingly more than whatever you decide and expect. Like a proper sized sedan, it offers reasonable (or exceptional, based on its marketing description) for drivers and passengers. Adding to that, boot space reaches 508L that is a lot more than what a number of other Japanese, Korean and continental brands offer. You will find nice features for example keyless engine start-stop and smart entry using the smart key.

There it is. Some 'reasonable' choices to consider if you will need to purchase a brand-new car in 2021 and aren't prepared to spend anytime more than you have to.

While none of those cars are likely to impress your vehicle fanatic friends or enhance the short & Furious spirit in your soul, they will enable you to get from point A to point B as promised, as long as you still drive safely.