Nissan Dealers May Foot the Bill for the Brand's Price-Cutting Sales Strategy

Cutting new-car prices is a great way to boost sales, but it’s not always kind to the dealers stuck with the inventory. Nissan gave its franchisees authorization to sell vehicles below invoice, but some stores are unhappy with the brand’s shifting attitudes toward their profitability.

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Nissan is Readying a Slew of New Products to Boost Sales and Profitability

Nissan sales have languished in recent times, but the automaker has a turnaround plan that leans on improved products that will debut over the next several months. Automotive News obtained information from a recent Nissan dealer meeting that includes outlines for an updated Murano, Rogue, Armada, and more.

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  • Charles The UAW makes me the opposite of patriotic
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