#TalkBack: Would a 'feebate' system result in more choosing mass-market cars of lower quality?
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A recent public consultation on COE matters resulted in a majority supporting a proposed 'feebate' scheme, with most respondents favouring a five-band system to distinguish between mass-market and luxury cars. In light of that, could it look more likely that the future roads of Singapore will see a wave of similar low-cost cars being driven, and could that result in certain trade-offs? Daniel Martin discusses further with Say Kwee Neng, automotive industry veteran and consultant.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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