Slowing U.S. auto sales prompts Japan automakers to rethink discounts

TOKYO (Reuters) - A second year of slowing growth in the U.S. auto market is forcing Japanese automakers to look beyond discounts to grow market share and focus more on boosting profitability in their largest market.
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