Subaru challenge! With COE!

[13177]

the event cars should be sold in lower price，

molested by so many gropers  

Event cars if compared to test drive car, which one get molest more? Lol.

[13177]

Heard over the radio, the winner is from Vietnam.

[Bacteria83]

Congrats to the winner and all participants.

 

THE WINNER OF OUR MEDIACORP SUBARU CAR CHALLENGE 2015, NGUYEN PHUOC HUYNH FROM VIETNAM, WITH A TOTAL OF 77 hours and 58 minutes!

[flashbang]

Disappointed that it wasn't a Singaporean.

[Bacteria83]

lets treat it as a endurance to celebrate human spirit. Its a record breaking yr as well, first foreigner to win this competition. 

[Toothiewabbit]

Congrats to the winner and all participants.

 

THE WINNER OF OUR MEDIACORP SUBARU CAR CHALLENGE 2015, NGUYEN PHUOC HUYNH FROM VIETNAM, WITH A TOTAL OF 77 hours and 58 minutes!

Will they gib him LHD car?

[Bacteria83]

Will they gib him LHD car?

 

Bro singapore coe car, dont think can give him LHD. unless he diplomat 

[Toothiewabbit]

Bro singapore coe car, dont think can give him LHD. unless he diplomat

Tan Chong got Motor Image Vietnam....maybe can cham seong cham seong mah

[flashbang]

He will probably sell it and go home a millionaire. Maybe they have an option to convert to cash prize as well.

[Ahseng]

So he basically just huat 100 months of vietname high income earner in that 77 hrs.

 

http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/index.php?s=08ab16905a1499dffd8cd26027042b40&showtopic=279121&st=20&p=4829705&&do=findComment&comment=4829705

 

Quoted from a forum 

 

A high salary in Vietnam is considered $500 USD a month or more (but this doesn't mean you are rich). That's equivalent to someone who makes $80,000 - 100,000 in the US. It's like middle class. Not many people make that amount, on average the monthly salary in Vietnam is around $200 USD/month which is similar to people in the US who make $40,000-$60,000 and live a decent life. Then there are even poorer people who make $100 a month or less and they are like the ones who work at McDonalds in the US with $10,000-$25,000 annual income.

Making $1,000-2,000 a month in VN is like being a surgeon or lawyer in America ($250,000). You can live pretty well with that amount of money. And if you make more than $2,000 a month in VN, you are considered rich. You would be treated like an American visiting Vietnam. 

[13177]

He will probably sell it and go home a millionaire. Maybe they have an option to convert to cash prize as well.

I believe the winner can sell away the car if he doesn't want to keep the car. Indeed he will become a millionaire when he goes back to Vietnam.

[Furrynadz]

4d for pinoy

subaru with coe for viet

ns for sinkie

[Nyox]

From what iIve gathered from people, he does not get to cash in on the car. instead, MI Vietnam will give him a car upon his return to his homeland.

[flashbang]

From what iIve gathered from people, he does not get to cash in on the car. instead, MI Vietnam will give him a car upon his return to his homeland.

 

Yup, just read that all he gets is a Vietnam car back home. 

 

That's kind of a rip off since the value of that car here in Singapore is at least 110k, but back home it's gonna be a fraction, maybe 20k?

[Jman888]

the news say since he is a foreigner, the prize is without coe, hence he can only cash out the car value but no coe.

[flashbang]

Looks like I was wrong 

 

A Subaru XV costs 81k SGD back in Vietnam 

 

1.3 billion dong 

 

Pricelist below: https://www.motorimage.net/VN/buying/info/files/pricelist.pdf

[Xers007]

the news say since he is a foreigner, the prize is without coe, hence he can only cash out the car value but no coe.

 

wah kanna short-change of almost 60k.

 

[Tayspiderx]

Should hav tie up undertable with a sinkie n split the prize two ways