Thread: Assistance Needed-Suggestions sought

Have been lurking around for quite a while, am fm Singapore & hope that you Gentlemen who have had the pleasure of owning RRSC & Porsche Cayanne S before could assist in advicing me which is a better choice.

Porsche Cayanne S MY2011 that is specs with 18 way adaptive seats with partial leather/ full handling pack/ xenon/sunroofBose hi-Fi without GPS costs approx US$294,000

RRSC MY2011 that is fully tricked out costs US$ 328,000

Actually my brain leaning towards the Cayanne S but on a heartbeat, i'll take the RRSC

just a suggestion, don't know if that's an option but why don't you buy them both elsewhere for half the price and import them?

(if the Range Rover is full size I'll go with that in a blink of an eye, if it is sport, I don't know)

Originally Posted by 3R10

just a suggestion, don't know if that's an option but why don't you buy them both elsewhere for half the price and import them?

(if the Range Rover is full size I'll go with that in a blink of an eye, if it is sport, I don't know)

Don't know the exact details, but they are so expensive because of the import restrictions in Singapore.

Originally Posted by 3R10

just a suggestion, don't know if that's an option but why don't you buy them both elsewhere for half the price and import them?

(if the Range Rover is full size I'll go with that in a blink of an eye, if it is sport, I don't know)

Thanks mate for your suggestions,

(1) There's no independent land Rover Specialist located in Sgp & if i am to self import, Only Main Agent wouldn't assist me should i have any problem with truck.

(2) Sgp is such a tiny place, carparks are tighter hence RR isn't ann option for wheelbase is just simply too long & wide + am more accustom to driving any vehicle in a more 'spirited/robust' manner.

Originally Posted by SimonSays

Don't know the exact details, but they are so expensive because of the import restrictions in Singapore.

You're absolutely right Mate, the import duties are a major killer & not to mention the 'Certifiicate of Entitlement' one needs to bid inorder for ride to be able for registration. June COE is approx US$ 50,000 base on current exchange rates!

Anyway, went ahead & ordered a MY 2011 Range Rover Supercharged in Fuji White (Ticked nearly if not all Options available Including Bumper Styling Cover/LSD/Sunroof/Premium ice pack harmon kardon/ Roof Spoiler/ Extended leather package/ style 7 diamon turn rims/ Premium ebony leather seats wth contrastiing stitching/grand black lacquer-just to name a few ), it's expected delivery date (end Aug or early Sep).

congrats on the new car. youll have to post a Pic once you get it.

Originally Posted by Luci Ride

Thanks mate for your suggestions,

(1) There's no independent land Rover Specialist located in Sgp & if i am to self import, Only Main Agent wouldn't assist me should i have any problem with truck.

(2) Sgp is such a tiny place, carparks are tighter hence RR isn't ann option for wheelbase is just simply too long & wide + am more accustom to driving any vehicle in a more 'spirited/robust' manner.




You're absolutely right Mate, the import duties are a major killer & not to mention the 'Certifiicate of Entitlement' one needs to bid inorder for ride to be able for registration. June COE is approx US$ 50,000 base on current exchange rates!

Anyway, went ahead & ordered a MY 2011 Range Rover Supercharged in Fuji White (Ticked nearly if not all Options available Including Bumper Styling Cover/LSD/Sunroof/Premium ice pack harmon kardon/ Roof Spoiler/ Extended leather package/ style 7 diamon turn rims/ Premium ebony leather seats wth contrastiing stitching/grand black lacquer-just to name a few ), it's expected delivery date (end Aug or early Sep).

congrats ...