By NEIL HARTNELL

Tribune Business Editor

Bahamas Motor Dealers Association (BMDA) members have expressed concerns over whether their new vehicle supplies will meet demand, especially if last weekend's Car Show stimulates buyer activity, due to factors such as the Japanese earthquake and worldwide demand for the latest model.

This, they told Tribune Business, will be compounded by the fact most Bahamian new car dealers have been cautious with their orders, aiming to keep inventory levels to a minimum given the demand fall-off resulting from the recession and unemployment/reduced incomes. As a result, some are nervously awaiting updates from their manufacturers and regional offices later t ...

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