Cadillac focuses on products, profits in 2019

Cadillac President Steve Carlisle, at the Detroit auto show this month, made his NADA Show debut Saturday leading the brand. He said dealers “were very engaged” and “liked the future direction” and marketing for GM's luxury brand. (BLOOMBERG)

By:

Michael Wayland

By:

mwayland@crain.com

January 27, 2019 02:06 AM

Product and profits were the main discussions between Cadillac executives and dealers Saturday, according to several retailers who attended the make meeting.

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