Andric Leasing at Orchard Towers specialises in private car rental and leasing services, providing flexible vehicle solutions for Singapore residents and businesses. Located at #04-29, this car leasing company offers alternatives to vehicle ownership for customers who prefer the flexibility of rental arrangements or face restrictions on car purchases.
The company focuses on renting and leasing private cars without drivers, catering to customers who need vehicles for personal use, family transport, or business purposes. Their service model allows customers to access vehicles without the substantial upfront investment of purchasing, while avoiding concerns about depreciation, maintenance costs, and resale value that come with ownership.
Operating hours Monday to Friday 9am-6:30pm and Saturday 10am-10pm (closed Sundays) accommodate both corporate clients arranging leases during business hours and individuals seeking weekend vehicle collection. The Orchard Towers location places Andric Leasing in the heart of Singapore's prime district, making vehicle collection and return convenient for customers living or working in central areas.
For foreigners in Singapore on long-term passes who cannot purchase vehicles, or Singaporeans exploring car ownership without commitment costs, leasing provides intermediate solutions. Andric Leasing's central location also benefits businesses needing temporary vehicle additions for specific projects or peak periods, allowing staff to arrange rentals without leaving the city centre for showroom visits in industrial areas.
6291 8008
Orchard Road
Operating Hours
Open Now
Closes in 1h 42m
Monday
9 am–6:30 pm
Tuesday
9 am–6:30 pm
Wednesday
9 am–6:30 pm
Friday
9 am–6:30 pm
Saturday
(Today)
10 am–10 pm
Sunday
Closed
Our Menu
Menu Highlights
LION'S TAILOR
03-37
ALLERCARE PTE LTD
03-55
MIND & HEART
03-43
THE ANTIQUE ROOM
03-14
NEW HOME ANTIQUE
03-13
PRESTIGE MANAGEMENT SERVICES
03-50
CARVETTE FASHION
03-49
SUMMERVIEW HAIR STUDIO (UNISEX)
03-27
DAREN CHINESE PHYSICIAN
03-12
TATIANA PRIMITIVE ART
03-29
THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE
03-61
GOPE'S FOTO & FILM
03-20/21
GOPE'S FOTO & FILM
03-10
THE NAILHOUSE BY ANNETTE
03-26
HARVEST STRAITS PTE LTD
03-31
TIMELESS TREASURE
03-47
YOULE MANDARIN CENTRE
#03-38
HHL COLLECTION
03-57
LING ANTIQUE HOUSE
03-11
Menu Highlights
Karaage (4pcs)
FREE (with 5 stamps)
Gyoza (5pcs)
FREE (with 5 stamps)
Ajitama Ramen
Japanese Claypot Chashu Rice
Photo Gallery
The exterior of P&L Pharmacy, showcasing its entrance, counter, and interior.
Entrance to Andric Leasing with a carpet shop next door and display of goods.
Exterior view of a massage, reflexology, and spa shop with a parking entrance nearby.
Exterior view of Andric Leasing shop with a modern canopy and street view.
A woman in a pink sari stands on decorated stairs next to a baby stroller.
A street view of a building with construction cranes in the background and a sign for 'Andric Leasing'.
A well-lit shopping mall corridor with polished floors and various shop entrances.
The entrance of Shangs Antique shop, showcasing various antique statues and decor items.
Interior view of a retail shop displaying various health and personal care products on shelves.
Front view of a grey Honda car with an 'ANDRIC' license plate.
Exterior view of Tanglin Shopping Centre with various shops and a large inflatable balloon.
Exterior view of Andric Leasing with an advertisement for office space for lease.
Interior view of an art gallery showcasing a diverse collection of paintings and artworks.
Exterior of Eton House International School with a banner advertising 22nd Century Education.
Exterior view of Modesto's restaurant with outdoor seating and palm trees.
A modern building with a curved glass section and retail stores on the ground floor.
Indoor children's play area with swings, slides, and soft play equipment.
A brightly lit indoor play area for children with slides, toys, and play structures.
Exterior view of Tanglin Shopping Centre with people on the balcony and plants.
A directory sign for the 3rd storey of a building listing various shops and their unit numbers.
Modern glass buildings and trees line a wet street under a cloudy sky.
A table laden with various Indonesian dishes, including satay, curries, and stir-fried vegetables.
Shop window display of Shang Antiques featuring various statues and artifacts.
A tailor shop with mannequins displaying suits and a sign that reads 'Sham Yee Tailor'.
A tiered water fountain in front of a building with shops, including 'Crab in da Bag'.
A street view of Tanglin Mall with Disney Princess decorations and an Audemars Piguet advertisement.
Entrance to Gymboree Play & Music with toys and people inside.
Students learning to code in a classroom with a presentation on a projector screen.
A menu board for BARI UMA ramen shop, featuring a stamp reward program.
The exterior of Tambuah Mas, an Indonesian home-style cafe and restaurant, with ornate wooden carvings.
Exterior view of Simmons and Tempur shops with a car driving by.
Entrance to a parking garage with signs for Reflexology, Smarty, and Wilson Parking.
The exterior of Tambuah Mas, an Indonesian home-style cafe and restaurant, with ornate wooden carvings.
Exterior view of Kwan Hua Art Gallery showcasing various paintings and sculptures.
Exterior view of Tanglin Shopping Centre with its distinctive logo and architecture.
An old and dingy looking mall. Quite suitable to filmed either haunted movies or scene in the 70s. However, the small canteen serves food that is decent and affordable in price.
On the other hand, the parking price is this place is atrocious. First, the signage of the charges are placed in the most hidden place. It is almost impossible to see it as I drives in. Add you that the parking space is tight and not suitable for modern cars.
Therefore, if one do not have any business in the place, avoid it. If not, do not drive.
John Jennings
It’s been a long time since I visited this centre, and visited today for nostalgic purposes. Wow how it has changed. Quite sparse with shops. Mainly inside units are antique shops. It used to be so much better.
There was an awful smell in the air also.
Lifts are small and mainly full of people visiting office style units on upper floors.
We were approached by a lady from information desk, whom advised there was nothing to see on B1 level and told us to go to level 1 and 2 which we did and found nothingness really.
white ghost
Mostly art galleries. Very boring and not much here. It's atmosphere is of those shops you find at the ground level of hotels that nobody in their right mind would visit.
Samuel Swee
A run down shopping mall. The info counter had no one attending to it. The good thing is they provide plastic bags for your wet umbrella. If you need to access the shops in the basement, there is no escalator to that floor. The lift leads to the carpark, which you can then find your way to the shop.
Positive Reviews
Colin Quek
Steeple's Deli on level 2 has been around for a very long time. Food is not bad. Lots of art and antique shops as well as clinics and tuition centres
Keng-Hock Pwee
The classic mall for exotic Asian antiques and objets d'art. You never knew what might be tucked away in that corner or hidden upon that shelf. Several painting galleries too. Investigate before it gets redeveloped. A true treasure trove.
忘不了
Used to be a popular mall. Usually high end (A-tas) customer patronize this place for many purposes and reason. Price can be expensive for an average income person but can be a great experience shopping at the mall. Hope you find what you are looking.
Eugene Tan
They have several food gems at this place ranging from Indonesians food, ramen and hotpot. Perfect place for Singapore and to explore! Sometimes u might bump into some local celebs eating out here.
Adesanmi Oluwatobi
Just walked through, didn't shop. So while the place is definitely beautiful and photographic, I can't say anything as to the price, quality or even type of goods sold in the shops there in. My rating is solely based on the looks.
