Cadillac Celestiq for Sale: A Rare Opportunity to Skip the Waitlist for Detroit’s Most Exclusive Car

With production strictly limited to just 25 units for 2025, a single example has unexpectedly appeared at a dealership after the original buyer backed out of the order.

Cadillac has made a definitive leap into the ultra-luxury segment with the Celestiq, a vehicle that cannot be purchased through a simple website, but rather through a bespoke configuration process similar to that of brands like Rolls-Royce or Ferrari. However, the appearance of a unit in the inventory of Cadillac Beverly Hills represents a unique opportunity to bypass long waitlists and the brand’s complex invitation-only process.

A Unique Configuration Revealing Pricing Secrets

What makes this particular Celestiq especially significant is that its build sheet provides a first-ever look at the actual cost of its bespoke options. The exterior is finished in Abalone White Tricoat, a premium paint choice that adds $15,900 to the final bill.

Inside, the car features a vibrant and bold leather combination in blue and orange tones, valued at $8,910. Additionally, it includes extremely specific high-end details:

• A Cadillac Crest headstone ornament for $1,525.
• Interior decorative trim crafted from “Uranus” Recycled Paper Wood at a price of $4,000.

Electric Performance and Market Positioning

With 600 horsepower, the Celestiq sits at the pinnacle of luxury electric performance. Although the starting price for the 2025 model was originally announced near $340,000, the price hike for the 2026 model–which will start above $400,000–makes the $418,575 asking price reasonable for a unit available for immediate delivery.

The main challenge for this unit will be finding a buyer who is not only willing to pay Rolls-Royce Phantom prices but also falls in love with the striking and divisive color combination of its interior. For now, this “ghosted” reservation offers the most detailed look to date at the most ambitious Cadillac of the 21st century.