Honda stays in black; Nissan reports loss
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majimeaussie
Actually, Nissan sales were VERY bad in China. Most other car manufacturers seem to be reporting increases of about 30 - 50%.
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Tahoochi
On the subject of car sales and production in China, even though China is still a developing nation, shouldn't automakers still be cautious not to overbuild there as well? Not even China is immune to economic bubble-bursting... are they?
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