COE prices for all vehicles except motorcycles fell in November

COEs for motorcycles rose to $4,100 from $3,889.

Prices of certificates of entitlement (COE) for large cars, or those above 1600cc or 130bhp, slipped 4.3% from $40,009 to $41,805, according to the Land Transport Authority (LTA).

A similar decrease recorded for premium cars with COE price closing at $40,101 from previous month’s $42,020.

The only COE price that increased is in motorcycles increases which ended at $4,100 from October’s $3,889.

Together with large and premium cars, prices for commercial vehicles also went down at $25,392, from a previous $26,001.

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