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2012-07-30 — bloomberg.com
"The more expensive the car, the more dry the business," said Tommy Siu at the Causeway Bay showroom of Vin's Motors Co., the used-car dealership he founded two decades ago. Sales of ultra-luxury cars have halved in the past two or three months, he said. "A lot of bankers don't want to spend too much money for a car now. At this moment, they don't know if they'll have a big bonus."
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