Nissan-Renault hires former Toyota, Chrysler boss Jim Press as adviser

Press has visited Nissan dealers in the U.S. and has provided "substantial input,” a Renault-Nissan spokesman says. (Bloomberg/BLOOMBERG NEWS)

July 14, 2010 05:00 AM

LOS ANGELES (Bloomberg) -- The Renault SA-Nissan Motor Co. alliance has hired Jim Press, former head of Toyota Motor Corp.'s U.S. unit, as a consultant for the group's global sales and marketing.

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