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Cadillac Celestiq

The Cadillac CELESTIQ Show Car

Front driver’s side view of the CELESTIQ show car. Show car images displayed throughout (not for sale). Discover the all-electric, hand-crafted, and custom-commissioned CELESTIQ. The CELESTIQ show car is designed to challenge the ultra-luxury space with defining design, technology and performance. The CELESTIQ was built to set new standards for exceptional craftsmanship and technology, while holding true to the 120-year Cadillac heritage. “The CELESTIQ exterior and interior were designed together to reflect a holistic vision of what American luxury can be,” said Tristan Murphy, Cadillac interior design manager. “With CELESTIQ, we’ve created an even higher level of craft, allowing us to add that beautiful sense of movement through the cabin.” Within the CELESTIQ, you will find an open and spacious interior, with a focus on meticulous detailing overlayed on a clean cutting-edge design. Each passenger will find themselves invited inside with Cadillac’s signature lighting design. This modern edged, but unmistakably Cadillac lighting, creates a lively and soulful choreographed symphony of light that will turn heads on any road. General Motors plans to invest more than $81 million into the company’s Global Technical Center in Warren, Michigan, to prepare the campus to build the Cadillac CELESTIQ. The renovation work has already begun, with the installation of proper equipment to hand-build the CELESTIQ. The Cadillac CELESTIQ will be built on GM’s Ultium Platform, the heart of the company’s EV strategy. The Ultium Platform encompasses a common electric vehicle architecture and propulsion components like battery cells, modules, packs, Ultium Drive units, EV motors and integrated power electronics. Follow us on Facebook for the latest in CELESTIQ updates.

Cadillac SUV

The Escalade-V is Industry’s Most Powerful Full-Size SUV

Unique front fascia of the 2023 Cadillac Escalade-V. You asked, and we delivered. For the past two decades, the V-Series models have stood at the heart of the Cadillac brand – combining the fearless elevation of design, performance, and technology. The distinctive V-Series badge signifies a blend of refinement and power, enhanced street driving, and bold performance-inspired styling that can only be held by a Cadillac. This year, we are proud to bring you the Escalade-V Series; the most powerful full-size SUV in the industry. The power of the Escalade-V comes from a supercharged 6.2-liter V-8 engine rated at 682 horsepower and 652 lb-ft of torque. Standard performance also includes a 10-speed automatic transmission, full-time active all-wheel-drive, exclusive suspension hardware and software calibrations, and driver-customizable performance driving settings. The Escalade-V’s 6.2L hand-built supercharged and intercooled engine builds on a legacy of supercharged V-8 engines offered in Cadillac CTS-V models, the XLR-V, and most recently, the CT5-V Blackwing. At first glance, you’ll find unique front and rear fascias, the signature Cadillac mesh grille, and uniquely styled 22-inch wheels that help showcase the exclusive Brembo front brakes with Edge Red calipers. The refined interior is offered in Black or Dark Auburn, with Zebra Wood accents, semi-aniline leather on all three rows, power massaging front seats, and a heated steering wheel. Experience a curved 38 inch OLED display, premium infotainment with navigation, standard AKG Studio Reference 36-speaker audio system, and available Super Cruise. The 2023 Escalade-V is set to launch late this summer, with a starting MSRP of $149,000. Click here to learn more about why this V-Series model is our best yet.

Cadillac Interior

Keeping Your Vehicle's Upholstery Fresh All Summer

There are many different chemical cleaners on the market, but there are a few simple options that may be available right in your kitchen to try first. Summer is perfect for road trips to the beach, mountains, or just the park. Unfortunately, those trips mean more mess for your car's upholstery. From food crumbs to spilled drinks and sand, summer is rough on your car, and it's important to keep it clean. There are many different chemical cleaners on the market, but there are a few simple options that may be available right in your kitchen to try first. Baking soda, for instance, can absorb odors and clean at the same time. All you need is a toothbrush and a little elbow grease. Club soda is another inexpensive way to clean up a spill, especially ink, and fruit juices and sports drinks that include some kind of dye. As soon as possible, use paper or cloth towels to sop up the liquid, and then apply the club soda to dissolve the stain with effervescence. The sooner you get to the stain, the less likely it is to leave a permanent mark that becomes an eyesore that decreases the value of your car. Summer is sunscreen city (don’t forget your SPF!) but you and your kids may leave a greasy residue on your seats if you apply before you go or as you’re leaving the beach. If a dollop of sunscreen falls on the upholstery, don’t reach for that cloth yet! Rubbing the seat will only push it deeper into the layers of fabric. Quickly grab a flat piece of card stock, a business card, or a spoon to lift the sunscreen away from the seat. Even that valet ticket from three days ago will lift the lotion away. Next, you can get to work. First, always clean a test area first; all upholstery is not equal. If one doesn’t work for you, check with a service professional for a commercial cleaner recommendation that works best for your vehicle. Try mixing a solution of one teaspoon of liquid dishwashing detergent with one cup of warm water. If you have hard and not soft water in your home, use bottled distilled water to clean. Start with a white cloth, toothbrush (not yours, of course), or soft-bristled brush in the soapy liquid and blot with a dry light or white cloth. Repeat as necessary. And don’t forget to rinse with a clean cloth and water, because the soap residue will attract more dirt. Let it dry in the shade, and then hit it with a vacuum to pull out any remaining flakes and stain. With a little love and care, your vehicle will make it through the summer looking and smelling as clean and fresh as the spring. If you have a stubborn spill that is driving you crazy, try visiting a professional detailer to get your vehicle deep cleaned. If you want to start with a clean slate and a newer vehicle, contact our team today.

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