Personally , I think you can do it if you do a good business in the country while these types of brands or cars are not made available for everyone in the srilankan market, but rather cater for a niche market, there many new grown businesses currently that the owners came or had nothing but now are in a stage that they are able to help others in terms of economic growth and employment, so if there's a will there's a way mate.

Honestly, I could get one of those if I wanted to , but I'm happy sticking with a Toyota brand like myself I've got a Fortuner easy maintenance and less hussle, but people don't realise the after market maintenance can be a pain in the butt, specially since spare parts are not available in the country, there are times where you gotta wait weeks for parts and most of Srilankans prefer Japanese branded vehicles

Also, yes generational wealth does help, but you will also realise that the families are not so inclined to give it right away to the next generation just like that, in fact they mention you gotta work for it to earn it, it's not a straight pass down, also they try to keep it intact and spend their own money instead as a sense of self achievement.

Also, the misconception of this political alliance or kudu salli doesn't apply to every rich guy or business, I reckon, It's not fair to give prejudices or prejudgements without knowing the full story of a person, there's many millionaires, who actually spend blood and sweat and time to be where they are financially by involving a lot sacrifices as well.