Overexpanded Nissan May Run Into Trouble
October 21, 2009 by Mark Ellis
Filed under Business
Despite Toyota’s high-profile decision to close an American auto plant and to delay the opening of another due to tepid auto sales, smaller competitor Nissan has decided that it has no plans to reduce its manufacturing capacity in the United States. However, analysts have expressed their concern that Nissan’s decision to maintain its American production capacity could end up harming the company.
Currently, Nissan can produce 950,000 vehicles in the United States, but weak demand for its cars has led Nissan to only produce 360,000 vehicles in the same period. This means that Nissan has slowed its U.S. plants to 44 …read more




