“At the national level, Nissan North America decided to withdraw from both the Chicago and Detroit shows. After a careful review of this decision with our North Central Region management and our Chicago dealers, we have found a way to ...

Although the economic downturn and catastrophic sales figures led Nissan to withdraw from the two shows, pressure from dealers has apparently drawn it back to at least one of those. Nissan has already paid for the floor space in Chicago ...

“After a careful review of this decision with our North Central Region management and our Chicago dealers, we have found a way to maintain a presence at the Chicago show through our dealers,” Nissan said in a statement. ...

According to a statement released by Nissan, it has "found a way to maintain a presence at the Chicago show through our dealers, while still demonstrating the fiscal responsibility required by these challenging times. ...

Nissan shifts gears, will attend Chicago Auto Show. The Associated Press. CHICAGO - Nissan Motor Corp. will have a presence at the 2009 Chicago Auto Show after all. In a swift reversal, the Japanese automaker said its local dealers ...

That probably means Nissan’s Chicago-area dealers will help with the expense and/or the staffing of the display. Nissan said in the statement that it will stick with its decision to withdraw from the 2009 North American International ...

Dealers don Citing the poor economy, Nissan recently announced that it would be pulling out of both the Detroit and Chicago auto shows. Since last week, news has changed: Nissan will be represented at both shows. ...

Nissan Motor Corp. will have a presence at the 2009 Chicago Auto Show after all. In a swift reversal, the Japanese automaker said its local dealers would help staff the show in February. The company said Monday it would not attend due ...

Nissan recently reversed its decision to pull out of the Chicago Auto Show, also with the aid of its dealers, but says it will not be changing its stance on the NAIAS show in Detroit. Though the dealers in Detroit will have cars to show ...

Castelli notes that Nissan is still a year and a half from market launch, and that the market should be showing renewed life by then. He says his team is still having initial talks with its dealers. But he freely admits that commercial ...