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wiki "The statutory boards of the Singapore Government are organisations that have been given autonomy to perform an operational function. They usually report to one specific ministry." Power man, need V6 3.5litre SUV to go off-road or what ? coming via Ministry via Tax payer's money, if this is not Extravagant spending, I don' t know what is... Must be a WANT than a NEED..... Vehicle No. : QY36P Vehicle Type: N19 - Passenger (Co) Company Station Wagon (Single Rate) Vehicle Attachment 1: No Attachment Vehicle Scheme: Statutory Board Vehicle Make: NISSAN Vehicle Model: MURANO 3.5 Chassis No.: JN1TANZ50Z0006554 Engine No.: VQ35215199C Engine Capacity: 3498 cc Maximum Laden Weight: 2380 kg Unladen Weight: 1830 kg Year Of Manufacture: 2008 Original Registration Date: 01 Jul 2008 Lifespan Expiry Date: - COE Category: E - Open Category Quota Premium: $18,451.00 COE Expiry Date: 30 Jun 2018 Road Tax Expiry Date: 30 Jun 2010 PARF Eligibility Expiry Date: 30 Jun 2018 Inspection Due Date: 30 Jun 2011 Intended Transfer Date: 30 Jan 2010

SINGAPORE: Shell announced on Thursday that it will progressively phase out its Formula 92 petrol from stations island-wide. This will be completed by the end of June. General Manager for Retail Sales and Operations for Shell Eastern Petroleum, Henry Chu said most consumers prefer 95 octane and 98 octane fuels, and taking away the octane 92 will allow customers more space in the stations to provide the 95 and 98. About five per cent of Shell 's customers still use Formula 92. However, while 92-Octane petrol is the cheapest, it's not necessarily the smartest choice as more fuel is needed to reach optimum levels. In contrast, rival Caltex had launched its own version of 92-octane petrol less than two months ago. This was done as a cheaper fuel alternative for motorists. Currently, 92 grade petrol is priced at around a S$1.52 per litre in Singapore. 95 grade petrol is now about a S$1.55 per litre with 98-grade petrol going at about a S$1.64 per litre. - 938LIVE/vm

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