Gov't to slash car prices in five years, says minister

KiniTV 2015-08-17

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The government will gradually reduce car prices by 20-30 percent in five years, as promised in BN's general election manifesto, said International Trade and Industry (Miti) Minister Mustapa Mohamed.
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