Nissan does smart business(?)
 

What do you know about Nissan's model and tactics for their business?

Looking at their car lineup; they offer something for everyone, at every price-level, at good value. This seems to be " a finger in every pie."

Is this smart business (in your opinion)?

How has Carlos Ghosn changed the company since becoming CEO?

Was a large part of his help from efficient and cost-cutting production?

would like to hear any opinions...thanks

When is this assignment due? How many words are required? I'd also like to know what % of my grade it will be before taking the final..

Thanks

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hahaha...

- it's due at the end of the period (day)
- 10-100 words
-5% of your final grade

... j/k. would like to hear what you think of the company

my last post pretty much sums up what I think about Nissan. :tup:

Nissan is making a good product. I know interior quality has improved over the last 5 model years. If I went and researched the answers further to meet your need for an answer? I would be working too hard for an answer that wouldn't improve my life in any form or fashion. I've owned nissans before Ghosn and now with him. As long as the products stay improving I really don't care who or how?

hey, why not choose Hyundai? Just curious.

because the 370z>Genesis coupe :rofl2:

still need a cheap, small RWD car to compete with the BRZ/FT86, then they'll have something for everone.

True.

The OP is focusing on the whole company, and I think Hyundai did and is still doing a good job and right direction so far.

You can see how they change the image of the brand, boost volume of sales and adding more ingredients into their model and line up.

They might be too agressive or not up to that level yet, but under the current global situation, they have the 'guts' and idea to take the risk and up challenge other manufactures, I think Hyundai should deserve some respect, (well, maybe not for styling).

And I think there are lots of things OP can write about Hyundai.

CAD$0.02

I don't care much for Hyundai; although, if i'm forced to, i can say I respect the brand.


I think the one area where Nissan has really excelled is Design. That carries over to Infiniti, as well.

Hyundai is still a Hyundai at the end of the day.

Well, at least they are working hard to climb up the ladder. I am not saying I like their cars or whatever, since the original post from OP is talking about the Company, not a specific model from the line-up, I just want to say he could have much more to say about Hyundai.

If you say Hyundai is still a Hyundai, it is true, but look at Toyota, if someone tell you Toyota can compete with MB and BMW 30 years ago, you won't believe it either.

Anyway

just my CAD$0.02

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A Nissan is just a nissan as well though.. I love my Z but its not that special..

When I visited South Korea there are a ton of Nissan's running around..But they're re badged under Samsung's car company.