Cadillac changes course; Incentives heat up

Cadillac's course: GM's luxury brand moves away from its Lexus-like plan; Spiffing things up: Toyota adds fuel to the incentive fire; 'Car guy' Lutz ready to conclude 47-year career; GM offers deemed 'more than fair'

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