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                                                                  EXHIBIT 10.3.2
 
                      NISSAN CONTIGUOUS MARKET OWNERSHIP
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                           HOLDING COMPANY AGREEMENT
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This Nissan Contiguous Market Ownership Holding Company Agreement (the "CMO
Holding Company Agreement") is entered into this 30th day of June, 1997, by and
among Nissan Motor Corporation in U.S.A. ("Nissan"), and FirstAmerica
Automotive, Inc., ("FAA" or "Holding Company") concerning the commitments and
obligations of FAA in respect to its subsidiaries, FAA Concord N, Inc.,
("Concord Nissan") and FAA Dublin N, Inc., ("Dublin Nissan"), and any other
entities which FAA may acquire within the designated area described hereinafter
as the "East Bay CMO".

                                   RECITALS
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WHEREAS, Nissan has developed a distribution network plan that seeks to create a
Contiguous Market Ownership Area in the San Francisco Bay Area (the "East Bay
CMO");

WHEREAS, Nissan recognizes this new distribution plan is to be implemented over
time with consideration of existing dealers' rights;

WHEREAS, FAA has approached Nissan with a request to develop the East Bay CMO;

WHEREAS, Nissan has advised FAA that Nissan would approve their acquisition of
individual dealers, provided FAA satisfies Nissan's requirements for applicants;
and Nissan has advised FAA that Nissan cannot make existing dealers sell or
otherwise transfer their dealerships to FAA;

WHEREAS, FAA acknowledges the rights of existing dealers, yet commits to use its
best good faith and reasonable efforts to acquire dealerships within the East
Bay CMO, with an intent to form the complete East Bay CMO marketing territory;

WHEREAS, FAA acknowledges that Nissan's business concept for the CMO envisioned
entering into one Nissan Dealer Sales and Service Agreement with one corporate
entity for the entire CMO;

WHEREAS, FAA, while affirming its commitment to implement Nissan's CMO concept
in the East Bay CMO, has requested, in order to accommodate their business
purposes, that Nissan permit FAA to maintain the corporate entities they are
creating (or subsequently will acquire or create) to form the CMO and that
Nissan enter into separate, but related, dealer agreements with these entities;

WHEREAS, FAA owns 100% of the stock of the subsidiary dealer corporation
(currently FAA Concord N, Inc., and FAA Dublin N, Inc.).

WHEREAS, Nissan has communicated its willingness to accommodate FAA's request
subject to FAA's agreement to the terms and conditions set forth herein;

WHEREAS, based on the foregoing, Nissan will enter into separate, but related
dealer agreements with Concord Nissan and Dublin Nissan in connection with the
formation of the East Bay CMO;

NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the agreements and mutual covenants set
forth herein, and other good and valuable consideration, the receipt and
sufficiency which is hereby acknowledged, the parties hereto agree as follows:
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                                   AGREEMENT
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1.   THE CMO HOLDING COMPANY AGREEMENT
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     FAA acknowledges that while, technically, the East Bay CMO is comprised of
     separate dealer corporations, as a practical matter, and consistent with
     its intent as originally communicated, Nissan intends, and FAA agrees, that
     Nissan will treat these wholly-owned subsidiary dealer corporations, and
     their related Sales and Service Agreements, as part and parcel of one
     single CMO entity for all purposes under this and those separate
     Agreements. Specifically, the parties to this agreement acknowledge and
     agree that, while the East Bay CMO is comprised of separate dealer
     corporations, Holding Company and Nissan will treat those dealers and their
     dealer agreements as one dealer with one agreement FOR ALL PURPOSES,
     consistent with the CMO concept reflected in the CMO Addenda to those
     dealer's agreements. Accordingly, with respect to allocation of vehicles,
     financial reporting, sales incentives, business plans, performance
     standards and evaluation and for all other purposes under the Sales &
     Service Agreements, Nissan will treat Concord Nissan, Dublin Nissan, and
     any and all subsequently acquired or created dealer entities within the
     East Bay CMO, as if they were one dealer operating within the East Bay CMO.
     Similarly, defaults or breaches of the Dealer Sales & Service Agreement by
     either Concord Nissan or Dublin Nissan will constitute a breach of both
     agreements. Holding Company shall cause Concord Nissan and Dublin Nissan,
     and any subsequently acquired and/or created dealer entities, to cooperate
     fully in accomplishing the objectives and intent of the CMO addenda to
     their agreements, including the Business Plans and Market Area Plans
     incorporated therein, and this Holding Company CMO Agreement. Moreover, FAA
     agrees that it will exercise its control and ownership in ways consistent
     with this agreement and will not take any actions or allow its subsidiaries
     in the East Bay CMO to take any action inconsistent with the intent of this
     Agreement.

     ONE AGREEMENT OBJECTIVE
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     FAA agrees that when reasonable business considerations permit FAA to merge
     Concord Nissan, Dublin Nissan, or any subsequently acquired or created
     dealer entities acquired in the East Bay CMO, FAA will merge the companies
     so as to achieve the joint business objective of one dealer company for the
     East Bay CMO area.

     Until such time, however, Nissan will not enforce its policy and the
     contractual obligation that each and every dealer corporation appoint an
     exclusively dedicated Executive Manager as manager of the dealer
     corporation. Specifically, the appointment of a qualified Executive
     Manager, acceptable to Nissan, as the Executive Manager of all CMO Nissan
     dealerships will not be deemed a breach of the related dealer agreements.

2.   CMO HOLDING COMPANY AGREEMENT TERM
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     This Agreement shall have a term beginning with, running concurrent to, and
     expiring simultaneously as, the Nissan Dealer Term Sales and Service
     Agreements of all FAA owned dealer entities within the East Bay CMO
     (currently including Concord Nissan and Dublin Nissan). Termination of any
     of the Nissan Dealer Sales and Service Agreements of dealer entities owned
     and controlled by FAA and constituting the East Bay CMO (currently
     including those of Concord Nissan or Dublin Nissan) will constitute
     termination of all dealer agreements of dealer entities within the East Bay
     CMO, and will, at Nissan's option, cause this CMO Holding Company Agreement
     to terminate with no further notice or act required by any party.

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3.   TRANSFERS
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          In view of the efforts and resources that Nissan has expended in order
          to establish the East Bay CMO, if FAA, or dealer entities within the
          East Bay CMO owned and controlled FAA (currently including Concord
          Nissan or Dublin Nissan), proposes to sell those dealership assets
          necessary for the conduct of appropriate and effective Dealership
          Operations, or those Dealership Facilities necessary to conduct
          Dealership Operations, without Nissan's consent, Nissan in its sole
          discretion may require that FAA, and any FAA owned or controlled
          dealer entities within the East Bay CMO (currently including Concord
          Nissan or Dublin Nissan) sell all or none of such assets or Dealership
          Facilities comprising the East Bay CMO to a proposed buyer acceptable
          to Nissan.

          Holding Company acknowledges and agrees to identical Rights of First
          Refusal on Dealership Assets and Dealership Facilities as are
          contained the Dealer Agreements for the subsidiary Dealer entities
          within the East Bay CMO as well as identical Option to Purchase
          provisions.

4.   DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESS
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     A.   EXCLUSIVE REMEDY
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          The parties acknowledge that, at the state and federal levels, various
          courts and agencies would, in the absence of this Paragraph 4, be
          available to them to resolve claims or controversies which might arise
          between them. The parties agree that it is inconsistent with their
          relationship for either to use courts or governmental agencies to
          resolve such claims or controversies.

          THEREFORE, CONSISTENT WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE UNITED STATES
          ARBITRATION ACT (9 U.S.C. (S)(S) 1 et seq.), NISSAN, FAA, IN ITS OWN
          RIGHT AND AS THE OWNER OF THE EAST BAY CMO DEALER(s) (CURRENTLY
          INCLUDING CONCORD NISSAN AND DUBLIN NISSAN) AGREE THAT THE DISPUTE
          RESOLUTION PROCESS OUTLINED IN THIS PARAGRAPH 12, WHICH INCLUDES
          BINDING ARBITRATION, SHALL BE THE EXCLUSIVE MECHANISM FOR RESOLVING
          ANY DISPUTE, CONTROVERSY OR CLAIM ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING IN ANY
          WAY TO THIS AGREEMENT OR TO THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PARTIES,
          INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO CLAIMS UNDER ANY STATE OR FEDERAL
          STATUTES (hereinafter "Disputes").

          There we two steps in the Dispute Resolution Process: a) Mediation and
          b) Binding Arbitration. All Disputes must first be submitted to
          Mediation, unless that step is waived by written agreement of the
          parties. If Mediation does not resolve the Dispute to their mutual
          satisfaction, the HOLDING COMPANY or Nissan can submit the Dispute to
          Binding Arbitration.

     B.   MEDIATION
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          Any party to this Agreement can submit a Dispute to Mediation.
          Mediation is conducted by a panel consisting of a Nissan
          representative designated by Nissan, a HOLDING

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          COMPANY representative designated by HOLDING COMPANY, and an
          independent professional mediator chosen by the parties'
          representatives. The Mediation Panel will evaluate each position and
          recommend a solution. This recommended solution is not binding.

     C.   BINDING ARBITRATION
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          If a Dispute has not been resolved after Mediation, or if HOLDING
          COMPANY and Nissan have agreed in writing to waive Mediation, the
          Dispute will be settled by Binding Arbitration in accordance with the
          procedures in the Dealer Dispute Resolution Guide, with the prevailing
          party to recover its costs and attorneys fees from the other party.
          All awards of the arbitration are binding and non-appealable except as
          otherwise provided in the United States Arbitration Act. Judgment upon
          any award rendered by the arbitrator(s) may be entered and enforced in
          any court having jurisdiction.



FIRSTAMERICA AUTOMOTIVE, INC.           NISSAN MOTOR CORPORATION IN U.S.A.



By: /s/ Thomas A. Price                 By: /s/ Thomas H. Eastwood
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    Thomas A. Price                        Thomas H. Eastwood, Vice President
    President and CEO                      Nissan Division


                                        By: /s/ Jules Clavadetscher
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                                           Jules Clavadetscher
                                           Regional Vice President

Acknowledged:

FAA Concord N, Inc.                     FAA Dublin N, Inc.


By: /s/ Thomas A. Price                 By: /s/ Thomas A. Price
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    Thomas A. Price, President             Thomas A. Price, President
 
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