GM is revamping efforts to sell luxury Cadillac automobiles in the Japanese market, according to Asia Pulse.
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With 2007 models being introduced starting in February, the automaker is increasing the number of sport utility vehicles with Right-Hand Drive.
The carmaker does not believe it can grow sales of vehicles such as the SRX if it only offers vehicles in Left-Hand Drive spec.
GM is also working to strengthen its after-sales service, the report added.
It will distribute coupons to customers who buy a 2007 Cadillac this year. The coupons can be redeemed when the vehicle receives basic maintenance, such as its first vehicle inspection in three years.
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By GlobalDataThe automaker sold 972 Cadillacs in Japan in 2006, 17% fewer than in 2005.
