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does anyone rent (longterm) a car in Sing?
does anyone rent (longterm) a car in Sing?
We are a family of 4 (2 kids aged 2yrs & 3 mths) possibly moving to Sing soon. Friends advise that longterm car rental rather than relying on taxis is the best way to get around with little kids. Does anyone out there do this and what are the costs? Can you recommend a car hire company? We would want the most basic car around (with aircon).
Car sharing
Hello,
I thoroughly recommend that you join a Car Sharing Scheme. I just joined one and find it fantastic. It is similar to car rental except more flexible. e.g. you can hire a car by the hour, or day, or week. Cars are parked in various depots around Singapore and you can book and pick up a car from the depot nearest to you.
You need to pay $200-$300 in joining and admin fees. But I reckon it's worth it.
I joined the NTUC Income Carsharing Co-op and like them so far. But there are other companies in Singapore offering this service too. Maybe do a google search for "car sharing Singapore".
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
I thoroughly recommend that you join a Car Sharing Scheme. I just joined one and find it fantastic. It is similar to car rental except more flexible. e.g. you can hire a car by the hour, or day, or week. Cars are parked in various depots around Singapore and you can book and pick up a car from the depot nearest to you.
You need to pay $200-$300 in joining and admin fees. But I reckon it's worth it.
I joined the NTUC Income Carsharing Co-op and like them so far. But there are other companies in Singapore offering this service too. Maybe do a google search for "car sharing Singapore".
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Car Sharing, as mentioned above is...
http://www.carcoop.com.sg/
Long term car rental, a big company in Sg is..
http://www.citylimo.com.sg/
http://www.sianghock.com.sg/rent_car.html
In my opinion, if u can afford car leasing, shd do it rather than rely on taxis. I noticed that most expats with families rent MPVs like the Toyota Picnic/ Ipsum.
If have 2 kids, means 2 car seats, better to get something big, just in case the maid needs to tag along.
http://www.carcoop.com.sg/
Long term car rental, a big company in Sg is..
http://www.citylimo.com.sg/
http://www.sianghock.com.sg/rent_car.html
In my opinion, if u can afford car leasing, shd do it rather than rely on taxis. I noticed that most expats with families rent MPVs like the Toyota Picnic/ Ipsum.
If have 2 kids, means 2 car seats, better to get something big, just in case the maid needs to tag along.
Car Leasing
Hi Mouse,
feel free to contact me on your need for car leasing.
Thanks and regards
Jivin Tan
feel free to contact me on your need for car leasing.
Thanks and regards
Jivin Tan
Car
Mouse,
you are right. Sorry for the oversight. Look at the date only
Rgds
JT
you are right. Sorry for the oversight. Look at the date only

Rgds
JT
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