$300k Cadillac?

[greenleaf]

Wish them luck?




GM tests limits of Cadillac’s brand power with $300,000 Celestiq electric car

Cadillac will test the limits of its brand allure and pricing power with the 2024 Celestiq.

The hand-built, bespoke electric car will start at more than $300,000.

The car launches the General Motors brand into the ultra-luxury segment against the likes of Bentley and Rolls-Royce.

[greenleaf]

LOL...



Rolls-Royce says it already has hundreds of U.S. orders for its $413,000 Spectre electric vehicle

The company’s first electric vehicle was publicly revealed Tuesday and comes starting price tag of $413,000.

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/18/roll...c-vehicle.html

[BigElephant]

LMFAO good luck with that.

[Destor]

If Tesla can sell a mass produced Model S for $105k USD, I think Cadillac will be able to swing this with low production numbers and bespoke craftsmanship

[keyboardworkout]

[greenleaf]

Imagine buying a $300k Caddy next to the Chevy crowd LOL.

[Destor]

Imagine buying a $300k Caddy next to the Chevy crowd LOL.

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You don't go into a dealership to buy these, they're built specifically via custom order and the process begins only after you put down a "significant deposit" -- this is engineered exclusivity

Also not sure what it's like around you, but Cadillac dealerships are separate entities in my area. And they're swanky af inside


I'll draw another comparison here with the Tesla Roadster they've somehow been selling for $200-250k with a deposit starting at $50k and going all the way up to that $250k. And it still doesn't exist lol, but there's clearly a market for this stuff

[InPhase]

If Tesla can sell a mass produced Model S for $105k USD, I think Cadillac will be able to swing this with low production numbers and bespoke craftsmanship

GM.

Craftsmanship.

Pick 1.

[fr8train]

LOL...



Rolls-Royce says it already has hundreds of U.S. orders for its $413,000 Spectre electric vehicle

The company’s first electric vehicle was publicly revealed Tuesday and comes starting price tag of $413,000.

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/18/roll...c-vehicle.html

[img]https://image.cnbcfm.com/api/v1/image/107136538-1666107199328-1_SPECTRE_UNVEILED__THE_FIRST_FULLY-ELECTRIC_ROLLS-ROYCE_FRONT_3_4.jpg?v=1666111423&w=929&h=523&ffmt= webp[/mg]

LOL @ the thought of an all electric English vehicle, but I guess people in that market segment almost never actually drive these ridiculous cars, so it doesn't matter. It'll get them to and from the country club down the street once every couple of months when it's in rotation, probably anyway.

[RobParks2M]

If it actually looked good I'd consider it.... but gottdam that back end is tragically ugly.

[_zman]

GM.

Craftsmanship.

Pick 1.

GM has come a long way. You're behind the times.

As far as the Cadillac goes, rear is uglyaf

[kovalchuk71]

LOL @ the thought of an all electric English vehicle, but I guess people in that market segment almost never actually drive these ridiculous cars, so it doesn't matter. It'll get them to and from the country club down the street once every couple of months when it's in rotation, probably anyway.

It makes sense, though. RR was always all about creating an “elite” ride quality that was both extremely quiet and comfortable.

Now, if Bentley tries to replace the W12 in the Continental GT with an electric power plant, I’ll be upset.

[JayJ350]

The days of Cadillac being a Rolls Royce competitor are long gone, now a days they're more of an Acura competitor.

You would have to be retarded to buy this.