SOME car dealers have bemoaned the impact of the continued depreciation of the Kwacha against major convertible currencies on their business, saying sales are very low. Ancestor Movers Company Limited Director Simbule Simbule says his firm is finding difficulties in selling vehicles because clients want to stick to old prices when the dollar was trading at a lower rate. Another Lusaka car dealer Julius Banda has shared how he recently made zero profit on his two vehicles. In an interview, Thursday, Simbule said car buyers were now scarce. “We are finding difficulties because most of the clients they stick to old prices, so the buyers are few this time around. It is not like the way it used to be....
