Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. (ADR) (NASDAQOTH:NSANY.PK)

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Two words make the core of this recommendation.

Nissan. Leaf.

Less affected by the recent earthquake and subsequent tsunami than TM and HMC, Nissan is also releasing the Leaf, one of only a small handful of Electric Vehicles on the major markets. With American consumers worried about rising fuel prices, EV's will increase in market share rapidly, and Nissan is in the spot to offer them.

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Nissan Motor Co. Ltd.
1-1, Takashima 1-chome
Nishi-ku
Yokohama-shi, 220-8686
Japan - Map
Phone: 81 4 5523 5523
Fax: 81 4 5523 5771
Website: www.nissan-global.com

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Full Time Employees: 154,328

Business Summary

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and sale of automotive products, industrial machinery, and marine equipment primarily in Japan, North America, and Europe. It offers passenger cars, trucks, buses, forklifts, light commercial vehicles, power trains, and parts, as well as involves in sales financing activities. The company also engages in various marine businesses, including pleasure boat production and sales, marina business, and export of outboard engines. In addition, it provides engines, transmissions, car air conditioners, radiators, mufflers, interior and exterior components, automotive rubber, synthetic plastic parts, axles, marine and industrial equipment engines, and rechargeable lithium-ion batteries. Further, the company involves in auto credit, car leasing, and card businesses; operations and consulting related to the analysis and assay of raw materials; service of sales, insurance, travel, engineering, environmental, greenery, security, business information, and logistics; import and export of materials and parts; real estate management; promotion of motorsports; and management of soccer club and other sports-related activities. Additionally, it provides outsourcing services for accounting/indirect work; and job search services and supporting services for human resources related activities, as well as operates export car carriers. The company was founded in 1933 and is headquartered in Yokohama-shi, Japan.

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Capitalize on temporary market reaction to japan disaster.

Can they deliver on the electric car? I LIKE THAT IT IS DESIGNED FROM GROUND UP and I think this technology is so important. I'll be watching...

Toyota, up until recently has been the number one selling auto brand in the U.S. Now they have quality problems across the board, including problems in their Lexus division. Nissan does not have these quality issues and is poised to fill the void Toyota is creating for itself. I currently own a 2001 Infinity I30 (Nissan's luxury brand for the uninitiated) that is still running smoothly with over 255,000 miles on it (with the ORIGINAL powertrain) and before that I sold a 1996 Infinity I30 at 200,000 miles that is still running in 2010 and on its 4th owner with over 300,000 miles on it and before that, sold a1989 Nissan Maxima at 189,000 miles (was still running at the time). Of course my wife has a 2001 Maxima with 135,000 miles on it and it still starts right up every time....how many more tesitmonials to quality of a companies product's can one man give for large purchases...SERIOUSLY??? Nissan/Infiniti just WINS...GAME,SET MATCH!!

Really like this company. They make great cars and I believe with Toyotas recent decline they can take advantage of that market. They produce affordable, fuel-efficient cars and also the luxury Infinity's to rival lexus. I likey

350z, 370z, GT-R and the first 100% all electric car availible to buy the leaf nissan clearly picked up where toyota left off with the supra and prius no 2011 supra? no 2011 100% electric prius? come on toyota you can do better then that nissans also a tech leader just look at its GT-R specs despite being fast its the first car ever to use such an advanced awd independent suspension electronic differential drive system I could hardly beleive my eyes when I saw the big GT-R that looks heavy go into a corner at the same speed as a 911 turbo and accelerate out of the turn with no slippage faster then a 911 turbo the 911 was fighting to be as fast but simply lost traction and when regained the GT-R was gone nissan if you can make a huge tank called the GTR out corner and accelerate a light nimble 911 then god only knows what you can do with 100% electric vehicles over the next 2 years also i support you for not selling out to big oil like gm did with the ev1 in the 90s I will buy a leaf just to protest big oil and end the oil dynastys one world order plans and population control agendas

Electric good, Toyota bad.

another car company about to drop

New electric car, the Leaf, holds great potential to become the Prius in the next 5 years.

Style sells cars, and Nissan is currently producing the best looking cars. Currently undervalued, low debt, profitability. Local dealer sales are strong and prices are holding.

It isn't just that Americans aren't buying cars from Chrysler, Ford, and GM. They aren't buying them from anyone.

Nissan is no Toyota and the automotive purchases of the next few years will go to the proven leader. . . Toyota

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NISSAN makes the best cars ever!!

In the 70's, Brock Racing Enterprise(BRE). BRE 510's and BRE 240Z's.
In the 80's, NISMO.
In the 90's, SR20's
In the new millenium The Fast & Furius does Nissan justice.
As long as fuel prices stay high Nissan will benefit!!!

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Nissan has made many great strides in expanding its market beyond Japan and the US boarders. With ventures to Russia and India Nissan may be poised for a speedy recovery to the automakers woes, but there is no immediate turn-a-round in sight for this or any other auto maker. Keep this one aside and wait till the world economy starts making its turn up ward again.