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Why You Should Buy From Nordad

     
 

1) Service - 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week

At Nordad we take a very personal approach to do business. We believe that the sale doesn't finish when we have sold the car, it finishes when YOU have sold it. We are available 24 hours a day 7 days a week, giving you the support you need and the service you deserve.


2) Reliability

Nordad understands the stress and uncertainty associated in with buying used vehicles. When we developed our company we took a customer approach to buying. Let's face it. We're all the way in Singapore and you could be located as far as Russia, so why rely on us? It's a good question. At Nordad we are a family operated company who doesn't compromise on ethics. We believe we can provide value to clients by employing professionals. Our investment in quality staff is your security.
The only way one can deliver on reliability as a wholesaler of used vehicles is to instill it at every level of the organization. Whilst many companies claim they are great at sourcing cars not many can claim to be reliable. At Nordad we employ full time qualified mechanics to assess vehicles thoroughly. Each customer can rest easy knowing a mechanic (not a buyer) has inspected their vehicles for them.


3) Wide Choice:

Nordad has numerous agents sourcing vehicles across Singapore ensuring you get wide range of choice. Some of our buyers have had over 20 years experience in the Motor vehicle industry so customers ride off their experience, network and local know how.


But why buy vehicles from Singapore?

This is always a difficult question to answer but here is our abbreviated version:
Singapore is the most expensive place in the world to drive vehicles. The government has placed massive taxes on ownership to restrict the number of motorists on the road (for reasons like traffic congestion, pollution etc). Sometimes the taxes associated with owning a vehicle can be more than 5 times the cost of the vehicle itself. To give you an indication a 1999 Toyota Corolla might cost over $90,000 US to drive on the road in Singapore.

This means that if you can afford a car in Singapore than you can usually afford the investments associated in making it look nice. Optional extras in some countries are usually standard features in Singapore. Items like sport rims, leather, CD player, Alloys, remote entry, alarm, central locking, electric mirrors are more the norm.

If you're a Singaporean and have the money to buy a car you can usually afford the extra money to buy a brand new one. This means that the market for used cars is dramatically undervalued compared to a world market.

They are so undervalued that we have found we can export the cars to other countries with all the associated incidentals (like taxes, shipping, stuffing and towing costs) and they still arrive substantially cheaper than a second hand vehicle of the same standard in its own right.


Singapore Vs Japan?

It's a good question…. Singapore, along with Japan, are two of the world's largest exporters of RHD used vehicles. Whilst many companies still purchase used stock from Japan there is a growing sentiment among buyers that the Singaporean vehicles provide superior value for money. This is because:

1) We do not have any auction sites in Singapore so you can often get cheaper prices than  Japanese auction sites.
2) A heavily depreciation in the SGD assists export prices
3) Recent deregulation in the motor vehicle trade and tax changes have lower export body prices.

These 3 factors should enable you to receive more reliable, better priced, higher quality vehicles in a much broader spectrum of range.




 

 

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