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Nissan moving production of Quest and QX56 back to Japan
Don't think of the Nissan plant in Canton, Mississippi as losing the ability to produce two models, think of it as gaining the capacity to build more pickup trucks. An article in the business publication, Nihon Keizai, reports that the Mississippi plant will cease production of both the Nissan Quest minivan and the Infiniti QX56 SUV by 2009, shifting production of the two vehicles to facilities in Japan. As both vehicles are primarily sold in North America, it was beneficial for the automaker to produce the vehicles stateside until now. ... Read more →
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Don't think of the Nissan plant in Canton, Mississippi as losing the ability to produce two models, think of it as gaining the capacity to build more pickup trucks. An article in the business publication, Nihon Keizai, reports that the Mississippi plant will cease production of both the Nissan ...
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