ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s vehicle market have been swept away by Cyclone Ditwah with 50 sales plunging 50 percent as many customers are no longer in a position to go ahead with car purchases, President of the Ceylon Automobile Importers Association Prasad Manage said. Customers in Kandy and many other areas are no longer in a position to complete purchases already initiated, he said. Importers now face a 3 percent a month penalty on an imported which is unsold for more than three months. “When your house is flooded you are no longer thinking of buying cars,” Manage said. “Sales…
Sri Lanka vehicle sales down 50-pct after Ditwah importers say, seeking penalty relief
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