Public transport and luxury watch

[116520]

Why you never blurred the van's license plate??? Not fair!!!!

OT. Public road.

Who is driving it earlier?

[feilong108]

From SLA?hehehehe

[kenlinliu1419]

From SLA?hehehehe

Wah Feilong! You're so thin, you can almost hide completely behind the traffic light post?

[feilong108]

hehehe..Oops....i dun think can hide behind the lamp post without exposing my new-found pot belly and TT GMT 2..sure to glimmer in the sun!!!hehehehehe...

Paiseh...all the above are fiction....

[Watcha]

Why you never blurred the van's license plate??? Not fair!!!!

Oops

[kenlinliu1419]

Money no enough!

Yesterday, my wife and I went for a test drive looking for a new Land Rover. We were distracted and are now in a serious dilemma and need your help. Do we go for the Mclaren ($1 million) or the Bugatti Veyron ($6 million) or do we use the money to buy some luxury watch(es)? LOL

[feilong108]

For me i prefer the RED beast....hehehehe...the orange black 1 dun appeal to me...

Pls buy it asap as i think very hard to find 1 here....

[kenlinliu1419]

For me i prefer the RED beast....hehehehe...the orange black 1 dun appeal to me...

Pls buy it asap as i think very hard to find 1 here....

No lah. I would never in my life spend money like this on a car. I'd be too panicky hoping that no-one scratches it.

[feilong108]

u can park for free at my warehouse..hehehe....sure no scratches and i do the free warming up of engine for you bi weekly..hahahahahahaha...

[coopster9]

on weekdays, to avoid paying 2 x ERPs everyday from work, I do catch a bus or MRT to work few times a week, also

- give me opportunity to use my Ipod nano;
- save more money if I go gym since parking at Paragon also cost $3.55 per entry;
- save on vehicle mileage, I am going to drive same car for the next 10 years;
- give my rollies a chance to meet more people


on weekends, i also take public transport since I am only a stone throw away from town, these days hardly any per entry except after 5 or 6pm, Sat also got ERP, makes no sense at all to drive...

if u ask me, makes no sense to own a car at all...if not for my love of cars, I am happy to give it up....

[dennistwc]

2 weeks ago, i saw a stylish young chaps around 25yo wearing a datejust with diamond bezel...super bling... Who say DJ with diamond is for eldery??

[kenlinliu1419]

on weekdays, to avoid paying 2 x ERPs everyday from work, I do catch a bus or MRT to work few times a week, also

- give me opportunity to use my Ipod nano;
- save more money if I go gym since parking at Paragon also cost $3.55 per entry;
- save on vehicle mileage, I am going to drive same car for the next 10 years;
- give my rollies a chance to meet more people


on weekends, i also take public transport since I am only a stone throw away from town, these days hardly any per entry except after 5 or 6pm, Sat also got ERP, makes no sense at all to drive...

if u ask me, makes no sense to own a car at all...if not for my love of cars, I am happy to give it up....

Sad, but true. You are 100% right that owning a car in Singapore is a huge expense where money can be put to better use.

But I too have a weakness for nice cars, and have been driving for nearly 23 years and it would be virtually impossible for me to give it up for public transport. Besides, if you can afford it, then why not enjoy the luxuries of all your hard work?

Don't get me wrong though, I don't want to sound like a snob because I do take the MRT when it's convenient.

[seiko.citizen]

driving in sg is a pain in the ass; parking; erp; servicing, etc. the list is endless. but at times; having a car can be real handy. gives you privacy when you want it i guess

last time i used to have a bed in my car so that if i want to sleep all i do is roll out the mattress and snooze away. you cant do that in the mrt

[noobzpro]

Mclaren f1 definitely naturally aspirated ftw hate turbos....

[Watcha]

Amazing car



Amazing price

According to a report published on the Autocar website on 14 January, Bugatti Veyron rubber must be a prime contender with a set of four new tyres costing £23,500 (26,926 euros; US$38,482) to replace.

According to a recent report in Autocar magazine, a standard service for the Bugatti Veyron costs £12,866