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The Celestiq is a truly wild car. Cadillac’s ultra-luxury flagship is a hand-built, no-expense-spared, electric sedan meant to re-establish the brand among the world’s finest. It’s a gutsy move from a ...

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Not that it really matters to you, but the Cadillac Celestiq is getting more expensive for 2026, with prices now starting in the low-$400,000 range. Of course, no one who reads Jalopnik is really in ...