Nissan, Suzuki to supplement product lineups

Nissan, Suzuki to supplement product lineups

TOKYO, Japan - Toshiyuki Shiga (L), co-chairman of Nissan Motor Co., and Hiroshi Tsuda, president of Suzuki Motor Corp., shake hands at a hotel in Tokyo on June 2 after their press conference to announce the two carmakers have agreed to mutually supplement their product lineups on an original equipment manufacturer basis.

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