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  1. A detail breakdown of the cost/taxes of a new car including the dealer's profit margin The table is pretty much self-explanatory. This explains the high cost of new car despite the fall in COE prices! https://www.onemotoring.com.sg/content/onemotoring/en/lta_information_guidelines/buy_a_new_vehicle/car_cost.html Car_Cost_Update.pdf
  2. [extract] Japan's auto lobby urged their government and central bank to quickly take action to counter the strong yen after it hit a seven-month high against the dollar. The currency has strengthened to under 78 yen per dollar from more than 120 yen five years ago. With a strong currency, it is more costly to purchase Japanese products and squeeze the car makers
  3. [extract] Daimler may have fallen behind its German rivals, namely Audi and BMW, in terms of profitability but it would not go down the road of reducing its workforce in an attempt to narrow the gap. "I see no reason to look exclusively at personnel when it comes to increasing efficiency," said Mr Wilfried Porth, Daimler
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