Nissan With No Ghosn May Portend New Normal of Lower U.S. Sales
- Analysts see carmaker posting 16% November sales decline
- Softening market complicates pledge to dial back discounts
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Nissan Motor Co. may be a smaller player in the U.S. auto market without its longtime leader. Sales that were already slipping much of this year probably tailed off again in November, the month the carmaker ousted Carlos Ghosn as chairman.