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TaroNissan
All the money they claimed as net profit are all from the sell of Daimler shares. In fact, look at the amount of the shares sold, they also lost some of those money as well.
vendingmachinemusic
The only Japanese car company fully jumping into EV market. Has a good chance if you ask me. Their designs is also a lot more progressive when compared to Toyota.
Toyota is the most reliable, I get it, but Nissan, Honda, Mazda, and Subaru all make good cars. Buy from a dealer, they will take care of you.
bokuda
Without Ghosn on the wheel don't think that Nissan will survive much longer.
diagonalslip
@sakurasuki
the book mentioned in that article: David Halberstam’s “The Reckoning” is fascinating.... and not by any means only with regard to cars.... it is not least, an incisive history and analysis of Japan/Japaneseness....
it was published in '86, I read it perhaps 10 years after that.... have been thinking, recently, to re-read actually.... a fairly massive tome, but worth it I reckon.
sakurasuki
https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-1999-jan-31-fi-3405-story.html
There are times when no one to be involved, since it has huge debt. Now it can have good profit, no Japanese executives can do that.
Fiddlers
I will never buy from them again. Shameful company.