$975K Neiman Marcus Carmen Celestiq: Ultra Luxe One-Of-A-Kind

Mega Luxe for Mega Price.

This year, Neiman Marcus is offering a unique and luxurious experience through its Fantasy Holiday catalog – a one-of-a-kind Cadillac Celestiq, priced at $975,000. Dubbed the “Commissioned by Cadillac Carmen Celestiq,” this extraordinary vehicle takes inspiration from the opera and comes with the opportunity to go to Detroit for an exclusive tour of the factory where it was hand-crafted. It’s an experience that won’t come around again.

For over fifty years, the Neiman Marcus Fantasy Holiday catalog has featured limited edition cars from a variety of brands worldwide. It all began in 1970 with the “His and Hers” Ford Thunderbirds, and since then the list has included the BMW X5, Cadillac XLR, Aston Martin DBS Superleggera, and most recently the GMC Hummer EV.

The one-of-a-kind Celestiq is absolutely remarkable in comparison to its predecessors, and it bears the highest price tag of all.

The outrageously costly Cadillac Celestiq begins at an astonishing $340,000. By far the costliest car ever released by Cadillac, this Neiman Marcus version aspires to confer supremacy and more. Few specifics exist on exactly what sets this vehicle apart from others, although beautiful photos of a preproduction silver-colored model with a red interior are available.

Retain the same potency and reach for the electric vehicle (EV). This means that it will have an engine of 600 horsepower and 640 lbs/ft torque across both axles. With this configuration, it should accelerate from 0 to 60 mph within four seconds and its criminal 111-kWh battery should afford it a range of up to 300 miles.

The corporation reported the Carmen Celestiq will provide a fixed glass ceiling, an incredible 55-inch LED display extending from pillar to pillar, and an evidently impressive sound system which is informed by Opera. Seeing as customers are investing such a large amount of money, it makes sense that Cadillac seeks their opinion in regards to almost all particulars concerning the car.

Cadillac is offering a two-day excursion which will introduce the purchaser to many facets of Cadillac House Vanderbilt and culminate at the Cadillac Atelier Center. Those taking part in the tour will have opportunities to become acquainted with the design professionals on hand, and also be presented with a chance to get early access to a car model that has yet to be released.

The lucky recipient of Cadillac’s Celestiq will be taken on a tour of a “Detroit landmark” guided by a “docent or historian” before being treated to a sumptuous dinner prepared by a “renowned Detroit Chef.” As part of the package, you will be staying in a “luxury suite” at a “boutique hotel” – the perfect way to experience the city. The automaker is willing to tailor the experience to whatever the buyer desires, which is in line with their commitment to never say no to a Celestiq customer. To top off this million-dollar experience, Cadillac will also donate $25,000 to the Detroit Opera House.

At nearly a million dollars, it’s an extravagant present for the most affluent one-percent, however who would need to drive about in a routine Celestiq when a singular version like this is accessible?