TOKYO -- Subaru aims to capture more of the all-important U.S. auto market with more in-demand big cars, while walking a delicate line of price incentives amid heavy competition, Toshiaki Okada, a corporate executive vice president, told The Nikkei.
Okada spoke about management's effort to adjust to recent growth for the Japanese automaker, formerly known as Fuji Heavy Industries. Excerpts from the interview follow.
