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What I mean is "you're not allowed to register a car again after that point". Most people sell it across the Strait in Malaysia. This distinguishes them from th
by koenigdavidmj 12y ago
What I mean is "you're not allowed to register a car again after that point". Most people sell it across the Strait in Malaysia. This distinguishes them from the US and India, where you can drive a car until it doesn't work anymore.
Also, your US numbers of course vary by state.
- mandeepj 12y agoThanks for clarifying. Registering and licensing are not same.
- jpatokal 12y agoNo, Singapore does allow you to register the car again -- problem is, this requires paying for a new "Certificate of Entitlement", which are sold at auction for >US$70k each. So most people switch to a new car instead.
- AaronIG 12y ago> Also, your US numbers of course vary by state. For example, Arizona driver's licenses don't expire until the person's 65th birthday (and every five years thereafter).