Why Consumer Reports Recommends Skipping European Brands If You Want A Luxury Car

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Carlos Ghosn became CEO of Nissan in 2001 and, since 2005, he was also CEO of Renault. He supported both charges - he was the driving force behind Nissan Leaf, whose third generation we have already tested - until 2018, when he was accused of fraud and embezzlement. He escaped from Japan and now lives in exile in Lebanon. And from there, in an interview on a YouTube channel he has analyzed the situation of the industry, including the great threa…