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Walters worried about small car dealerships - by Anesta Henry
June 28, 2020
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Anesta Henry
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June 28, 2020
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Anesta Henry
Anesta Henry
June 28, 2020
Democratic Labour Party (DLP) spokesperson for entrepreneurship and business Ryan Walters is concerned that small car dealerships could be negatively affected by plans to put the brakes on irregularities to create a level playing field for the market. On Friday, following a tour of the National Automotive Sales and Service Company Ltd (NASCO), Minister of
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There was never a level playing field… The larger companies always sought to crush any development outside of them… Government need to look out for the small man and stop pandering to these large companies that exploit us
A company that was selling close to base model vehicles and branding them as “fully loaded” is vex now because the consumers wise up and use the internet to see what’s out there, and buying their best bang for buck from the import scene, and leaving them out in the dark. Nassco, don’t hate on the small man, it’s the buyer that has the spending power, and will choose where he wants the exercise it. Stop moaning and bring in proper “loaded” cars…
To the Minister of Small Business strangulation, Entrepreneurship and Commerce. Your plan is to strangle the small man so corporate can continue to make large profits. What will happen when the small car dealer has to let go his staff?
How will the unemployed feed their family?
What about when Nassco was over charging for there cars for years?
They dont need to be selling cars at a 200%+ markup, I am happy to us bajans wise up and use our spending power.
If they want their cars to be sold, let them drop their prices.
Large businesses want to dominate the respective fields so any idea of leveling playing field for small businesses is always a threat to their comfort as though only them should be comfortable, rubbish, level everything so everyone prospers.