The Customs Authority is reportedly holding a shipment of Chinese Jinpei cars and is refusing to ratify the import bill presented by Brilliance Bavarian Auto, the distributor, Al Mal reports. The authority is imposing a 13% markup on the price listed on the import bill, despite the dealership presenting official documents showing that Jinpei is offering discounts on the vehicles, according to Brilliance Bavarian’s deputy general manager Khaled Saad.
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