NEW YORK -- Nissan said Wednesday it expects to pick up market share in the all-important US market this month, but it still remains far from its target. The Japanese automaker expects to sell more than 132,000 cars in March, which would take its market share to 8.8-8.9 percent, up from just 7.8 percent in January, Nissan's director of sales for the US Jose Munoz said on the sidelines of the New York Auto Show. Carlos Ghosn, chief executive of the Nissan-Renault alliance, acknowledged that the company remains far from its target of 10 percent market share in the US by 2016. "Unless we hit 10 percent market share in the US, we are not getting a fair ...
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