Dream Car Leasing Review: P-Plate Welcome, and What a Month Actually Costs (2026)
Built around the drivers other rental firms turn away
Dream Car Leasing runs rental and leasing out of Shun Li Industrial Park at Kaki Bukit, covering everything from a weekend hire to a yearly lease. The part that distinguishes it is P-plate rental: new drivers are one of the hardest groups to insure, and a company that takes them on is doing something most of the field avoids. Cars are insured, maintained and serviced on a schedule rather than ad hoc. At 4.9 across 677 reviews it is one of the better-rated rental operators in Singapore.
you are a new or P-plate driver who needs an insured car, or you want a car without owning one for anything from a weekend to a year.
you want to compare a published rate card before enquiring, since rates are quoted per vehicle and term.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Short-term rental | Quoted per vehicle and term |
| Long-term lease | Quoted per vehicle and term |
| P-plate rental | Available; quoted |
| Insurance coverage | Included |
Is Dream worth it? The math
The comparison here is not headline rate, it is what the rate includes. Insurance, maintenance and scheduled servicing sitting inside the lease means the monthly figure is closer to the true cost of running the car than a bare rental rate would be. For a P-plate driver the alternative is often no rental at all, which makes availability worth more than price. Rates move by vehicle and term, so a quote is the only real number.
What they do
- Short-term car rental, from weekend hires upward
- Long-term vehicle leasing, up to yearly terms
- P-plate rental for new drivers
- Car insurance coverage
- Scheduled maintenance and servicing
Known for
- P-plate drivers accepted, which much of the market will not do
- Insurance and servicing handled inside the lease
- A 4.9 rating across 677 reviews, high for a rental operator
Good to know
What customers actually say
Service and flexibility are what the reviews reward, and the 4.9 across 677 is high for a category where rental disputes are common. P-plate drivers are noticeably positive, which fits: they have fewer options. The recurring practical note is that nothing is published, so the rate for your car and term only exists once you ask, and comparing against another firm means getting two quotes rather than reading two websites.
Dream Car Leasing FAQ
Does Dream Car Leasing accept P-plate drivers?+–
Yes, and it is one of the main reasons people use them. New drivers are among the hardest to insure, so operators that take P-plate holders are relatively rare.
How much does Dream Car Leasing cost?+–
Rates are quoted per vehicle and term rather than published, because they move with the car, the length of the lease and insurance. Insurance, maintenance and scheduled servicing are included in the lease rather than billed separately.
Where is Dream Car Leasing?+–
155 Kaki Bukit Avenue 1, Level 2 Shun Li Industrial Park, Singapore 416012.
Can I lease long-term from Dream Car Leasing?+–
Yes. Terms run from short weekend hires up to yearly leases, with the car insured, maintained and serviced on a schedule throughout.
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By the MoreBetter editorial team. How we check: we read the price off the venue's own page, quote it verbatim, and date it. If it moves, the badge date moves. Back to Reviews.