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As Nissan faces an uphill battle, the company has resorted to perilous strategies to attract revenue. They have begun offering ten-year warranties on their vehicles, prompting existing customers to return for service. This tactic appears to be a short-term fix to ensure cash flow, yet it poses significant risks. As these vehicles age—often exceeding 300,000 kilometers—the chances of breakage increase. Nissan's recent financial reports reflect alarming losses, further heightening concerns over their future viability.