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Cadillacs used to produce dramatic, over-the-top luxury vehicles with traffic-stopping style, but the automaker’s designs have become far more mundane in recent times. Even so, the recent Sollei Concept shows that Cadillac still has some tricks up its sleeve, as the open-top car is one of the most stunning cars to wear the iconic badge in decades.

The Cadillac Sollei Concept is a Dramatic Open-Top 2+2

Cadillac’s future is electric, but its bread and butter, its here and now money-maker is the Escalade. This is a massive SUV whose soundtrack is a good old-fashioned V-8. While the hype may center on the coming 2025 Escalade IQ electric three-row luxury SUV, GM is minding the store by giving the regular Escalade a mid-cycle refresh for the same 2025 model year. And to better conjoin the two 'slades, the internal combustion models get some of the IQ's look and the tech.

2025 Cadillac Escalade First Look: Yo Dawg, We Heard You Like Screens ...

When it was revealed in the fall of 2022, the dramatically styled Cadillac Celestiq all-electric four-seater clearly indicated the General Motors luxury brand was ready to reclaim its space among premium, bespoke marques. This week, Cadillac unveils a convertible concept that carries forward the Celestiq underpinnings and states emphatically that...

If You Love Cadillac Celestiq, How about a Convertible Sollei?

Cadillac has once again tossed a curveball into the automotive world with the Sollei, an audacious open-air electric car that hearkens back to the days when cars were more about style and less about practicality. This isn't your run-of-the-mill electric vehicle; it's a piece of art on wheels, blending the...

Cadillac Sollei Is Sunshine On Wheels

The Cadillac Sollei is an all-electric, 2+2 convertible that’s a “design exercise”, at least for now. This is far from the first time Cadillac has introduced a larger-than-life convertible concept. A little over a decade ago, the automaker introduced the hybrid-electric Ciel concept, and now they’re back with this: the Sollei.

First Came the Celestiq, Then This: The Striking Cadillac Sollei Concept

The Cadillac Sollei concept is a stylish take on the electric Celestiq, minus a roof and two doors. The Sollei is decked out in a unique Manila Cream yellow paint and features beautifully laid wood trim throughout the cabin. The concept also includes a bespoke crystal drink set and a...

Cadillac Sollei Concept Reaffirms the Brand's Grandiose Luxury Ambitions

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Full-size luxury convertibles are scarce in today's automotive landscape, but Cadillac may be reviving the segment with the gorgeous Sollei, an all-electric concept that celebrates the automaker's legacy of high-end convertibles. Cadillac says the design pushes the envelope of "future bespoke commissions," which suggests the Sollei may make it to production - perhaps as a bespoke Spectre rival built in limited numbers. Sollei is a portmanteau of sun (Sol) and leisure (Lei), which is what this vehicle is all about.

Cadillac Sollei Is America's Answer To The Rolls-Royce Droptail

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The Cadillac Celestiq signaled a new direction for the brand when it debuted nearly two years ago. The limited-production, bespoke electric vehicle gave customers near-limitless customization options—a bold new way for the luxury brand. But what comes next for Cadillac's commissioned cars? The Celestiq won't be a one-hit wonder if the new Sollei convertible concept previews the automaker's future direction.

Cadillac Sollei: This Beautiful Convertible Concept Needs to Be Built

Revealed from a treasured single-owner collection, a 1985 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham D’Elegance emerges as a radiant vision of a bygone era, where American luxury cars meant unparalleled comfort and extravagant style. This meticulously preserved masterpiece embodies the Cadillac’s reputation for “Luxury Car Complete” that dominated the 1980s world.

Refined 1974 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham: Classic Grandeur Meets Modern Convenience in a Masterfully Restored American Luxury Icon

Cadillac has unveiled the Sollei concept, an ultra-luxury four-seat convertible. The car is based on the Celestiq and “pushes the boundaries of future bespoke commissions.”. The attention to detail is impressive and the woodwork is a sight to behold. The Cadillac Celestiq marked the brand’s return to the ultra-luxury...

Cadillac Sollei Concept Is The Four-Seat Ultra-Luxury Convertible Of Our Dreams

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Cadillac's history of introducing well-received concept cars that never made it to production is almost as old as the brand itself. From the likes of the Cadillac Le Mans and Cadillac Starlight from the '50s to the Cadillac Voyage of 1988 and the Cadillac InnerSpace electric sportscar unveiled in 2021, the company has never been short on big ideas that have sadly proved impractical to manufacture.

Cadillac's Sollei Convertible Concept Is Glorious, But Promises Disappointment

At the moment, things aren't going very well at Ford of Europe, based in Cologne, Germany as it is experiencing a change in management, an insidious loss of power in relation to the parent company in Detroit and a falling market share. Now it's up to the historic name to turn things around. Perhaps THE most famous name in Ford's European history, the Ford Capri is back.

Ford Capri revealed: The legend returns in the form of a coupé SUV

The Volkswagen Atlas is popular in North America, with 19,293 examples sold in Q2 2024 alone. That excludes the Atlas Cross, of which VW shifted 9,769 units. Add them together, and the lineup is the automaker's most popular model by far. However, Volkswagen is hard at work keeping the Atlas fresh, with a new model right around the corner.

2026 Volkswagen Atlas Could Finally Live Up To The Touareg's Luxury Legacy

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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are two of the biggest celebrities in modern times. While much of the happenings between the two involved their marriage and divorce, there are bigger things for them to focus on. Most notably their children.

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s Son Diagnosed With Rare Skin Condition

Sports car sales aren’t exactly booming right now, and that’s doubly so for convertible sports cars. Nevertheless, there are still some diehard enthusiasts out there that prefer performance with a twist of blue sky. Now, we’re catering to those folks with the following modern-day 2025 Pontiac GTO Convertible rendering.

We Render A Modern-Day 2025 Pontiac GTO Convertible

Cadillac’s big hauler gains an update for 2025. I won’t say the current fifth-generation Escalade is aging, but 2021 was its last major redesign. In the world of autos, that’s an eternity. Sure, the company has poked and prodded its iconic SUV since, updating some styling details and adding new tech inside to keep with the times.

These 2025 Escalade Changes Were Long Overdue and Cadillac Delivered

Debuting in 1982, the third-generation Chevrolet Camaro experienced a sales rollercoaster throughout the 1980s. The first two years saw a surge in popularity, with sales jumping from 189,000 units to 261,000 units. However, the trend wouldn’t continue. Sales plummeted to a mere 96,000 units in 1988. Despite a slight...

Rare 1989 Chevy Camaro Convertible with 13K Miles Emerges on eBay: A Time Capsule Classic

Porsche production manager Albrecht Reimold tells Automobilewoche that the 718 lineup, comprised of the Boxster and Cayman, will end production in 2025. Porsche has already been forced to retire the 718 twins in Europe due to more stringent cybersecurity regulations (and the Macan along with it). More stringent emissions requirements across the pond would have done the pair in at some point as it is. The 718’s electric replacement is underway, and while Reimold didn’t share further details on the upcoming models, it’s hard to imagine Porsche will leave much of a gap between the end of 718 production and the next model’s introduction.

Porsche Kills Its Best Car

There is something undeniably magical about convertible sports cars. The wind in your hair, the roar of the engine, and the feeling of freedom as you cruise down an open road – it's a driving experience like no other. Over the years, many of these open-top wonders have faded into obscurity, overshadowed by modern marvels and changing tastes. But for those of us who remember the thrill, these lost sports cars hold a special place in our hearts. In this article, we'll take a nostalgic journey through some of the top convertible sports cars that time forgot.

Top 10 Convertible Sports Cars Lost In Time

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DETROIT — General Motors will increase production of its Cadillac Escalade V-Series performance model as part of updates to the flagship SUV for the 2025 model year. The new SUV features a standard 55-inch diagonal display across the dash, including a passenger-only screen; an “executive package” for the second row; power doors; large 24-inch wheels; and other enhancements.

GM to increase production of high-performance Cadillac Escalade V8 SUV

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cadillac’s concept electric convertible SOLLEI resurrects manila cream color of 1950s cars

This design approach enables a spacious trunk, so drivers can stash more objects and equipment in it. The concept car’s design features smooth, continuous surfaces and...

cadillac’s concept electric convertible SOLLEI resurrects manila cream color of 1950s cars

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