Who drives a car PLS come IN! NID UR HELP
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carpark in mandarin hotel 6 bucks per entry..
or can park opposite paragon those old old carparks per entry much cheaper..
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Originally posted by jeez88:
Mercedes Benz E240
(Per Month Basis)
Petrol - $300.00
Insurance - $40.00
Road Tax - $150.00
Parking - $226.00
ERP - $60.00
Car Wash, Wax, Vacuuming - At home
ERP really depends where you stay, I'd say those that stay in the East are hard hit.
omg mercedes... lol
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MB is a pretty common marque on the roads these days - nothing spectecular.
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hey LongitudinaL u spend only $300 on petrol? how far u travel?
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Opps its suppose to be jeez88
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$300.00 is the amount after 18% petrol discount which I'm entitled to - gross is actually approximately $340-$350 a month.
Each full tank's around $120.00 - monthly mileage is around 1500km :)
My petrol burning days are when I head down to Sentosa or Keppel for dinner - CBD's just 8-9km away from my place:) -
Monthly
Petrol: $600 - $850
Parking: in house.
Tax: $6,000/- per half year
Insurance: $2,500/- per half year
Cash card (includes ERP and other parking): $200++
Washing & Grooming : $288 for 4 session
Fines/Misc/Maintainence: $100
Each full tank's around $170.00
every morning, driving to work have to pass by 2 ERP, $2.50 & $4 on CTE .
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Originally posted by jeez88:
$300.00 is the amount after 18% petrol discount which I'm entitled to - gross is actually approximately $340-$350 a month.
Each full tank's around $120.00 - monthly mileage is around 1500km :)
My petrol burning days are when I head down to Sentosa or Keppel for dinner - CBD's just 8-9km away from my place:)
wow that's cheap. mine is after discount! =( -
I'm on the corporate that's why I can get 18%.
For non corp customers, the best credit card to charge your petrol expenditure to would be Citibank Dividend.
You get the standard 5% on site discount plus an additional 5% rebate to your credit card a/c.
If you pump at exxon, there's another additional 3% rebate to your credit card.
With the Dividend Card, Citibank will send you a cheque at the end of every three months on all the rebates accumulated.
Which means bros here who spend like $500 on petrol after discount, effectively you would be having a $40 cheque sent to you, not to mention that it would be more given that you would have rebates at every transaction point:)A little long post early in the morning but and I do hope it's not side tracking of this topic
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Originally posted by jeez88:
Mercedes Benz E240
(Per Month Basis)
Petrol - $300.00
Insurance - $40.00
Road Tax - $150.00
Parking - $226.00
ERP - $60.00
Car Wash, Wax, Vacuuming - At home
ERP really depends where you stay, I'd say those that stay in the East are hard hit.
lmao. per month petrol 300 not even my half... some more merc e240. isit the taxi kind 1?? use diesel de ?
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How much do you drive? Must be quite a lot daily right?
Distance to and from work totals about 20km a day.
On average I only cover about avg 50km (to and from work and then at the same time throw in some leisurely driving on some days) a day that's why my petrol bill is pretty low..kinda economical lah :D
It's the E240 W210 1997 :) Pretty rare these days.
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Originally posted by jeez88:
How much do you drive? Must be quite a lot daily right?
Distance to and from work totals about 20km a day.
On average I only cover about avg 50km (to and from work and then at the same time throw in some leisurely driving on some days) a day that's why my petrol bill is pretty low..kinda economical lah :D
It's the E240 W210 1997 :) Pretty rare these days.
20km to and fro work is so little. just to my camp in the past is almost 30 already if i nv recall wrongly. yishun to changi. i do drive around to run errands for my mum and sometimes for my dad's own company which explains my high usage. which card do u recommend for shell or spc? -
It all boils down to location :D
Hmm, for shell the best deal would be for UOB credit cards as there's an additional 5% smart rebate and you can use the rebate gained on your current top up to offset your next fuel top up.
For SPC, I guess it would be POSB everyday card? Not too sure about this one though - never used SPC before.. -
Originally posted by spookykills:
Monthly
Petrol: $600 - $850
Parking: in house.
Tax: $6,000/- per half year
Insurance: $2,500/- per half year
Cash card (includes ERP and other parking): $200++
Washing & Grooming : $288 for 4 session
Fines/Misc/Maintainence: $100
Each full tank's around $170.00
every morning, driving to work have to pass by 2 ERP, $2.50 & $4 on CTE .
wah... spooky wonder what you drive
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Spooky, are you staying in Serangoon Gardens? PM me if you are! :)
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Originally posted by jeez88:
It all boils down to location :D
Hmm, for shell the best deal would be for UOB credit cards as there's an additional 5% smart rebate and you can use the rebate gained on your current top up to offset your next fuel top up.
For SPC, I guess it would be POSB everyday card? Not too sure about this one though - never used SPC before..
yup, i went to check this afternoon. guess i stick to my spc then. budget fellow. lol