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10 Best New Car Dealers in Singapore

Compare 10 authorised new car dealers in Singapore - the official distributors for Toyota, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Honda, Hyundai, Nissan and more marques.

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Amir Wahab
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Buying a brand-new car in Singapore almost always means going through an authorised distributor, and the new car dealers in Singapore below are the official, currently-operating agents for major marques - from mass-market Japanese and Korean makes to German premium and luxury brands. Many cluster along the Alexandra Road and Leng Kee motor belt. Treat this as a shortlist and confirm models, availability and terms with each dealer directly.

1. Borneo Motors

Borneo Motors is the long-standing authorised distributor of Toyota in Singapore, and it says it also represents Lexus and Hino here and has done so for more than 50 years. Its main Toyota showroom sits on the Leng Kee motor belt, with further sales and service sites islandwide, and its line-up now includes electrified cars such as the battery-electric bZ4X alongside Toyota's hybrid range. It is a natural first stop for buyers set on a mainstream Japanese marque with a wide dealer network.

2. Cycle & Carriage

Cycle & Carriage is one of Singapore's oldest motor retailers and part of the Jardine Cycle & Carriage group, distributing Mercedes-Benz, Kia, Mitsubishi and Citroen, and it has more recently taken on newer Chinese marques. Its showrooms are clustered on Alexandra Road, including a dedicated Mercedes-Benz Centre, and its range spans petrol, hybrid and fully electric models. The multi-brand stable makes it convenient to compare several makes through one distributor.

3. Performance Motors (PML)

Performance Motors Limited is the authorised BMW dealer in Singapore and part of Sime Darby Motors, and it says it has represented BMW here since 1979 and is also the official importer for BMW Motorrad motorcycles. Its flagship BMW Retail.Next showroom is on Alexandra Road, and its range includes the fully electric BMW i cars alongside the wider petrol and plug-in hybrid line-up. It suits buyers who want a premium German marque from a single, long-established dealer.

4. Kah Motor

Kah Motor is the sole authorised distributor of Honda cars in Singapore, part of Malaysia-listed Oriental Holdings, and it says it has held the Honda franchise here for over 50 years. It runs showrooms including sites at Ubi and on Alexandra Road, backed by its own network of service centres and body-and-paint shops, and its range centres on Honda's petrol and e:HEV hybrid models. The exclusive franchise means every new Honda and its aftersales run through one company.

5. Komoco Motors

Komoco Motors is the authorised distributor of Hyundai in Singapore and says it has held the franchise since 1986, with its main showroom at 253 Alexandra Road and further sites around the island. Hyundai's electric IONIQ models feature prominently in its range, and the company says it operates a dedicated Hyundai EV service centre. It is the route to new Hyundai cars and factory-backed servicing under a single distributor.

6. Tan Chong Motor

Tan Chong Motor is the exclusive distributor of Nissan passenger and light-commercial vehicles in Singapore, a subsidiary of Hong Kong-listed Tan Chong International. It provides sales, servicing and spare-parts facilities from its base on Bukit Timah Road, and its range includes Nissan's electric models such as the Leaf alongside petrol and e-POWER hybrid cars. Buyers who want a new Nissan and its official parts and warranty deal with Tan Chong.

7. Eurokars Group

Eurokars Group is a large privately owned car distributor that says it is the authorised distributor of Mazda and MG as well as the dealer for luxury and supercar marques including Rolls-Royce, MINI, McLaren and Pagani. Its brands are gathered at the Eurokars Centre off Leng Kee on Kung Chong Road, and its stable runs from mainstream Mazda and all-electric MG models through to hypercars. It is a one-group option spanning a family car to a bespoke luxury build.

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8. Wearnes Automotive

Wearnes Automotive is a long-established luxury motor retailer that says it has operated since 1906, and it is the authorised retailer in Singapore for premium marques including Jaguar, Land Rover and Bentley, as well as the exclusive distributor of Renault. Its showrooms are on the Leng Kee motor belt, including its Renault showroom at 45 Leng Kee Road, and its portfolio increasingly includes electrified and fully electric models. It focuses on the premium and luxury end of the new-car market.

9. Motor Image

Motor Image Enterprises is the exclusive distributor of Subaru in Singapore and says it introduced the marque here in 1986; it is a subsidiary of Hong Kong-listed Tan Chong International. Its showroom is at 25 Leng Kee Road, and its range covers Subaru's petrol and e-Boxer models along with the all-electric Solterra. It is the single point of sale and factory-backed servicing for new Subaru cars locally.

10. Volkswagen Group Singapore

Volkswagen Group Singapore is the official importer and retailer of Volkswagen, Skoda and CUPRA, and it says it is a subsidiary of Porsche Holding Salzburg within the wider Volkswagen Group. Its Volkswagen operations are based on Alexandra Road, and its range spans petrol cars and the ID. family of fully electric models. It brings several related European marques under one distributor for buyers cross-shopping within the group.

How to choose

  • Confirm the dealer is the marque's authorised distributor rather than a parallel importer - it affects your manufacturer warranty, recall and software support, and access to genuine parts and factory-trained servicing.
  • Ask exactly what the price includes and excludes - whether COE, road tax, insurance, registration fees and accessories are inside the quoted figure - and get the full on-the-road breakdown in writing.
  • Check the warranty and aftersales package in detail: the vehicle and battery warranty length, any included servicing period, where the service centres are, and roadside-assistance cover.
  • For an electric car, look into the battery warranty, charging options and any home-charger installation, and ask about real-world range rather than relying on headline figures.
  • Take a proper test drive, compare the same segment across a couple of distributors, and read the sales agreement carefully - deposit, delivery timeline and cancellation terms - before you sign.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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