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Nissan is looking for more fleet business

Jose Munoz says retail sales, not fleet sales, are driving Nissan's U.S. volume increases.
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By:
Lindsay Chappell
April 13, 2015 05:00 AM

NEW YORK -- Nissan wants to sell more of its vehicles into fleets in the U.S. -- but not in the way its chief competitor recently accused it of operating.

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