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The document is a Certified Pre-Owned DMI Enrollment Form for Nissan North America, Inc., intended for dealerships to provide their information and grant permission for Nissan to access their pre-owned vehicle inventory data. It outlines the necessary dealership details, options for data extraction, and requires an authorized signature to ensure confidentiality and proper use of the data.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Nissan letterhead in the editor.
Begin by filling out the 'DEALERSHIP PROFILE' section. Enter your Dealer Name, Dealer Code, Region, and District in the designated fields.
Complete the Address section with your dealership's full address, including City, State, and ZIP Code.
Provide your General Phone Number and Fax Number in the respective fields.
Choose between Option 1 or Option 2 for data extraction. If using a DMS system, fill in the DMS System Contact details and Vendor Name.
Input contact information for your Pre-Owned Manager including name, email, and phone number.
Fill in System Type and any necessary login credentials as specified.
Manually print and sign at the bottom of the form where indicated. Ensure that an authorized representative signs it.
Fax the completed form to 615-967-3773 without a cover sheet as instructed.

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Why did Datsun change your name to Nissan?

The decision to change the name Datsun to Nissan in the U.S. was announced in the autumn (September/October) of 1981. The rationale was that the name change would help the pursuit of a global strategy.

Why did Datsun Go fail?

The Datsun Go was launched in early 2014 with much fanfare, as Nissans attempt to re-enter the budget car segment in India. However, the car was plagued by quality issues, lack of features and outdated design, leading to less demand.

What is the Nissan corporate governance scandal?

As details of the scandal unfolded, Nissan suffered negative public repercussions. Its share-based incentive systems, excessive focus on profitability, and cost-cutting measures had caused deviations from normal risk management procedures, resulting in the production of poor-quality vehicles and thus vehicle recalls.

How much is the Nissan MyRoom?

The MyRoom will hit Nissans Japanese dealership network this month as both a 2WD and 4WD available in several trims. Pricing will start at 5,516,500 (approx. US$37,475).

What came first, Datsun or Nissan?

Though the first Nissan actually a Datsun was produced in 1914, the name Nissan itself didnt truly debut until 1933 when founder Yoshisuke Aikawa listed the Nihon Sangyo Company on the Tokyo Stock Exchange under the ticker name: NISSAN.

Does Nissan have two logos?

Though the organisation has experimented with a range of styles and designs over the years, the current Nissan logo is a modern, attractive image featuring the Nissan title written in all-capital sans serif font, and a circular badge. There are two versions of the Nissan logo currently in circulation.

Why did they name it Nissan?

In fact, the meaning behind the Nissan name isnt so much a meaning at all as much as it is an abbreviation. Actually, the name originates from the holding company Nihon Sangyo (or Nippon Sangyo), created in 1928. For stock market purposes, however, the name quickly took on the abbreviation Ni-San, or Nissan.

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