Car leasing firms ramp up efforts to woo motorists

[CityFarmer]

It's becoming a feasible alternative to car ownership...

Car leasing firms ramp up efforts to woo motorists

SINGAPORE — Car leasing firms are ramping up efforts to woo motorists with an alternative means to get their wheels, with Mercedes-Benz the latest to roll out a new leasing programme for up to seven years, offering customers a brand new ride without a high downpayment fee.

Cycle & Carriage Industries yesterday announced it had partnered Mercedes-Benz Financial Services (MBFS) Singapore to launch two new leasing programmes through MBFS’ subsidiary, Daimler Fleet Management Singapore.

http://www.todayonline.com/singapore/car...-motorists

[Musicwhiz]

It's becoming a feasible alternative to car ownership...

Car leasing firms ramp up efforts to woo motorists

SINGAPORE — Car leasing firms are ramping up efforts to woo motorists with an alternative means to get their wheels, with Mercedes-Benz the latest to roll out a new leasing programme for up to seven years, offering customers a brand new ride without a high downpayment fee.

Cycle & Carriage Industries yesterday announced it had partnered Mercedes-Benz Financial Services (MBFS) Singapore to launch two new leasing programmes through MBFS’ subsidiary, Daimler Fleet Management Singapore.

http://www.todayonline.com/singapore/car...-motorists

Hi,

I posted this article under the "COE and Car Prices" thread.

[CityFarmer]

It's becoming a feasible alternative to car ownership...

Car leasing firms ramp up efforts to woo motorists

SINGAPORE — Car leasing firms are ramping up efforts to woo motorists with an alternative means to get their wheels, with Mercedes-Benz the latest to roll out a new leasing programme for up to seven years, offering customers a brand new ride without a high downpayment fee.

Cycle & Carriage Industries yesterday announced it had partnered Mercedes-Benz Financial Services (MBFS) Singapore to launch two new leasing programmes through MBFS’ subsidiary, Daimler Fleet Management Singapore.

http://www.todayonline.com/singapore/car...-motorists

Hi,

I posted this article under the "COE and Car Prices" thread.

Er... it is a different article i assume. Should i re-post it on "COE and Car Prices"?

[Musicwhiz]

Nah it's OK. Just to highlight in case forumers start posting on two different threads which are talking about the same article.

Don't worry about it.