Nissan didn’t particularly field a strong lineup of cars at the 2016 Paris Motor Show – it was really just the fifth-generation Nissan Micra – but the company’s CEO did leave an impression during the event when he remarked that sports cars is still a commitment for Nissan despite the recent trend in the industry to SUVs, electric cars, and autonomous driving vehicles.
Carlos Ghosn made that pronouncement during a press conference in Paris, assuring...