Blame Brexit? Nissan’s U-Turn in the U.K.

The video discusses the impact of cold weather and other factors on car sales, with companies like Fiat Chrysler and Honda citing these as reasons for lower sales figures. It also covers the sales forecast for the US market, noting a shortfall compared to expectations. Additionally, the video explores the effects of Brexit on Nissan's production plans in the UK, highlighting the uncertainty and potential job losses in Sunderland.

What are some reasons car manufacturers like Fiat Chrysler and Honda are citing for their sales decline?

• Increased competition from electric vehicles

• New government regulations

• Cold weather and lack of interest in sedans

• Rising fuel prices

How did Nissan's sales of Altima sedans change, and what were some contributing factors?

• Remained stable despite market fluctuations

• Increased by 10% due to government incentives

• Increased by 20% due to new features

• Decreased by 40% due to store closures and skeleton staff

What was the expected annualized sales forecast for the US automotive market at the start of the year?

• 17.1 million cars

• 16.9 million cars

• 16.5 million cars

• 16.6 million cars

What is the main reason Nissan reconsidered its production plans for the X-Trail SUV in the UK?

• Lack of demand for SUVs

• Uncertainty around Brexit

• High production costs

• Competition from other manufacturers

How many jobs were expected to be sustained by the X-Trail SUV production in Sunderland?

• 10,000 jobs

• 3,000 jobs

• 7,000 jobs

• 5,000 jobs