Cadillac full speed ahead in China

In China, where sales are surging, Cadillac is "not going to hide from our American roots." (HANS GREIMEL)

October 25, 2014 05:00 AM

WUHAN, China -- Despite slowing sales growth in China, General Motors is doubling down on the country with a bold expansion plan that could make it Cadillac's biggest market within six years.

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