转自straits time-Do not rush to push the COE prices higherCertificate of entitlement (COE) premiums are on the rise. Compared with the start of the year, car COEs have climbed by 28 to 59 per cent to $33,199 (cars up to 1,600cc), $48,000 (cars above 1,600cc) and $52,410 (open). Folks looking to buy a new car might be alarmed. Should they rush out to buy before prices rise further? In a word, no. Because doing so will only fuel the premium hike. Time and again, we have seen similar market responses sending prices even higher and resulting in a self-fulfilling prophecy. The right thing to do is to resist the temptation and wait it out. What goes up will come down and COE prices are no exception. Let those who choose to succumb to fear flock to the showrooms. They might drive prices up, but it will be temporary and at their expense. Once demand from panic buying is soaked up, prices will head south. More so, since the factors fanning the COE flame in recent months have little to do with retail demand. More (more...)

文章的意思是retail的刚需并不是COE大涨的主要原因罪魁祸首是私招车公司们抢COE 至于时间，按照文章的意思，过几个月私招车的新政策出来，也许会有所缓解

上次不是有人贴过数据了嘛

是Gojek的数字Word has it that rental companies in partnership with Gojek have been on a buying spree, with one of their latest acquisitions being a fleet of 1,000 Opel Insignia sedans. 也是straits time的报道

其实从LTA数据可以分辨出来https://www.lta.gov.sg/content/dam/ltaweb/corp/PublicationsResearch/files/FactsandFigures/M06-Vehs_by_Type.pdf 可以看出PHV在去年11月是最低点，之后便一直增加，到今年3月已经增加了将近2000辆PHV,这应该主要来自Gojek吧