Article content Cadillac is on a quest to once again earn its place as ‘Standard of the World,’ an effort bolstered by the existence of its gobsmacking Celestiq flagship which offers one-percenters the opportunity to own a tailor-made Cadillac built to exacting specifications and a near-infinite level of customization — all with a price tag well into the six figures, of course. Now, the brand is ready to roll out a convertible with a similar mission statement. Called the Sollei, a portmanteau of ‘sun’ and ‘leisure,’ the long and low droptop recalls some of the most famous and desirable of Cadillac convertibles, of which some are etched in silhouette profile on this concept’s centre console.
A wide stance and enormous doors look great, standing out in an era where this type of vehicle has become a lot less common. Uninterrupted body surfaces and a stretched body line emphasize the car’s length. That tail design also creates one heckuva set of proportions.
Learn more about the cars The colour chosen for this concept, Manila Cream, was originally used on certain Cadillacs in the late ‘50s and complements this moonshot concept very well. The rear design utilizes the best interpretation to date of the brand’s taillight treatment, managing to evoke towering tailfins of the past without being incredibly busy. As a 2+2 convertible, the machine has room for a trio of yer rich buddies, enjoying the vanilla-hued Sola Yellow interior in which one will find a drinks .