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amp @ Feb 22nd 2007 9:46AM
Ghosn is a fraud. Here's a man that is too in love with himself to see what's right.
Rescued a car company from the abyss? Most of the cars that gave Nissan the boost a few years ago were already well along their way before Carlos took the reigns. Sure he saved a few dollars here and there, but he made a fatal mistake in relocating Nissan to TN at a time when they have to have flawless launches of several key products coming out.
I wish them the best, but I don't think they can sustain the momentum. When all the cards are on the table, I think Ghosn will be remembered as a failure who caught a lucky streak early in his career.