Nissan March sales decline 37.7%

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01 April 2009 @ 09:21 pm ET

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Wednesday, Nissan Motors (NSNY: 8.00, +0.75, +10.3%) said that U.S. March sales dropped. Last years sales were 106,921 vehicles a 37.7% to 66,634 dropped.

U.S. Nissan brand sales fell 36.2% to 59,392 vehicles, and Infiniti sales declined 47.6% to 7,242 vehicles

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