Business Daily | by Victor Juma
Sales of new luxury cars rose marginally in the nine months ended September as the high-end brands registered mixed performance.
Data from the Kenya Motor Industry Association (KMI) shows that orders for the cars, whose prices can top the Sh30 million mark, rose to 113 units in the review period from 112 units a year earlier.
BMW had the best performance as its unit sales more than doubled to 20 from eight. The German car franchise is now held by Inchcape Kenya which…
