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According to S&P analysts, a potential merger between Honda and Nissan is unlikely to provide quick financial benefits, as both automakers would need to synchronize their strategies. The overlapping markets would limit potential sales gains, and while the merger could create a $54 billion company, any positive impacts on credit outlooks would be delayed. The analysts indicated that the merger might negatively affect Honda's credit outlook while positively influencing Nissan's.
Source: YAHOO