cityspeed

tofushop193 SG

anyone here a member of cityspeed.is the service good???

zenixth SG

so far so good, except that cars not that clean

Shigemichi Take SG

not all cars...they maintained a high standart of the cars Laughing

LH83 SG

Be careful when renewing your membership for another year… I had some problems with their communication between different departments… to cut a long story short, they charged me twice for the renewal, took 2 months to refund me, then accidentally suspended my account 2 weeks later again…

tofushop193 SG

so u guys know what it means by free KM???

calfskin SG

free km means you dun hv to pay for the ..... er...free km.

Say its free km for the 1st 40km. so from the time u start driving till it reaches 40km, its all covered under the period you book for. No additional mileage charge.

once u exceed 40km, they'll charge you per km run. can't rembr the existing rates now, but previously it was similar (or higher?) than taxi mileage charges. not really worth it imho.

used to be a member till i got my own ride recently. for me, its good to take some of their rides for practice and flooring the throttle. No accidents so far.

Hope its the same for you too.

Shigemichi Take SG

You can email [email protected] or call 68778796/99 for more details.

Or visit www.cityspeed.com.sg

Praetorian111 SG

Ask for freebies!!~ Laughing

tofushop193 SG

but how they know i reach 40km liao???haha...thought the charges is by hourly rate???or is it by distance u drive??

LH83 SG

HEh... they refunded me $200... so basically, this year's membership is free for me...

And the charges to mileage is $0.40 per Km... they have packages as well as by per hour... but packages are always cheaper than hourly... plus fuel is free... just use speedpass to top up... got $80 credit to top up with...

calfskin SG

In cityspeed, there are some "plans" that charges by the hour, there are other "plans" that charge as a package, e.g. overnighter, weekend pakages etc. All these come with "free km".

there's this thing somewhere behind the steering wheel called a tripmeter. some digital, some analog, but they serve the same purpose, which is to measure the distance you've travelled. Once you clocked the allocated "free km", you start paying additional km charges.

For the hard facts and figures, how it works, charges, why not you call Cityspeed directly and get all your questions answered? Shocked

calfskin SG

as to "how they know how many km you've clocked", ..... err ....everything is computerised my fren. Within a few hours after you've ended your session, you'll get a computerised invoice in your email listing your start time, end time, the exact distance you've clocked, and of cos, the exact amount of $ you'll have to pay. Rolling Eyes

tofushop193 SG

well i have already ask them many question but they jus keep giving me answer i don understand...but thanks a lot guys cause after this thread i have know things better..do post more imformation or exprience with cityspeed...

cheers..

skthk SG

Besides there are also Whizzcar & NTUC's Carcorp (not sure spelling).

u shld visit their site to see charges(but i believe its about the same) & also which has cars nearer to you. ie have cars parked at which car park & how many