By NEIL HARTNELL

Tribune Business Editor

A leading car dealer again questioned whether the Government had "created more problems than they've bargained for" in the long-term through "distorting the market" via the 2010-2011 Budget tax increases, as the Prime Minister yesterday trumpeted a $3.6 million revenue increase from auto import duties.

Rick Lowe, sales and operations at Nassau Motor Company (NMC), said he had no way to dispute the Prime Minister's mid-term Budget assertions in the House of Assembly, but questioned whether the revenue increase had resulted from an influx of cheaper used cars at the expense of new car inventories.

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