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Germany frustrates Nissan's No. 1 goal

Nissan expects a sales boost from the Pulsar, pictured at its Paris show debut with Europe Chairman Paul Willcox. (Reuters)
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Nick Gibbs
October 10, 2014 05:00 AM

Nissan's goal of overtaking Toyota to become the top-selling Asian brand in Europe is being held back by Germany.

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Tariff impacts begin as vehicle shipping volume drops by more than 70%

The data indicates that automakers are holding off on shipping completed vehicles overseas.

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Molly Boigon
Tariff impacts begin as vehicle shipping volume drops by more than 70%
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Waymo robotaxis targeted for vandalism amid Los Angeles protests
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Pete Bigelow
Waymo robotaxis targeted for vandalism amid Los Angeles protests
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Mullen CEO David Michery doubles down on commercial EVs after buying out Bollinger
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Richard Truett
Mullen CEO David Michery doubles down on commercial EVs after buying out Bollinger
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Auto companies ‘in full panic’ over rare-earths bottleneck
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Auto companies ‘in full panic’ over rare-earths bottleneck

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