Cadillac Ciel 2011

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Cadillac Ciel '11
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The Cadillac Ciel is a hybrid electricconcept car created by Cadillac and unveiled at the 2011 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. The Ciel comes with suicide doors, and the interior features a smooth wooden dashboard with a simple gauge look. The word "Ciel" is French for "sky"- which is what the designers had in mind when they made the vehicle.

In its attempt to bring back the glory days of Cadillac luxury, General Motors designed the Ciel Concept to emulate the great touring cars of the past while combining it with a modern flair that projects Cadillac’s vision for the future. With a long, low proportion that features French-style doors and rear doors hinged at the rear, the B-pillar-less Ciel Concept is the evocation of a modern-day classic. The fender lines run the entire length of the car with nickel-plated bright work serving as accents to the car’s body lines, enhancing the overall look while paying homage to Cadillac’s glorious roots.

Cadillac dressed up the Ciel in a special paint color - Cabernet - that’s reserved only for the concept car and was inspired by the "rich translucence of a glass of red wine held up to the sunlight." The windshield frame, together with the shield grille, and the vertical lighting elements, are all Cadillac originals. The aforementioned frame also serves the purpose of providing an important structural and aesthetic element to the car. As for the vertical lighting set-up, the headlamps and taillamps all feature LED lighting that include a daytime running light graphic on the front end of the car.

With all the fascinating design elements of the Cadillac Ciel, it’s still important to note the powertrain housed under its hood. In this case, the Ciel comes with a GM-sourced 3.6-liter, twin-turbocharged V6 engine with direction that produces an output of 425 horsepower and augmented by a hybrid system using lithium-ion batteries.

Specs:
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Power figures without the lithium-ion batteries.

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Here are more cool Cadillac cars:

-Cien
-Elmiraj
-Sixteen
 
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Seriously? Here's another "How the hell was this not suggested until now" car.
I've said before in some other thread, Tsukishima seems to be good at finding cars that were somehow missed by the community.
 
I've said before in some other thread, Tsukishima seems to be good at finding cars that were somehow missed by the community.
Maybe you should work more on that phrase. Lots of cars were missed by the community but a lot of these were completely useless vehicles too, any individual is able to find these.
 
Maybe you should work more on that phrase. Lots of cars were missed by the community but a lot of these were completely useless vehicles too, any individual is able to find these.
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"good at finding cars that should've not been missed by the community but they were"

Better for you now?! :grumpy:
 
Not a terrible looking car, but I think the Cien that's already in GT6 is better for me. The design is more fascinating, and it has more horsepower.
 
Not a terrible looking car, but I think the Cien that's already in GT6 is better for me. The design is more fascinating, and it has more horsepower.
That choice doesn't really make sense.

You're comparing a luxury sedan with a super car, both are concepts with very different purposes.

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I've said before in some other thread, Tsukishima seems to be good at finding cars that were somehow missed by the community.
Nope.

"Important cars that were somehow overlooked by the community." :sly:

https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/threads/callaway-c16-2007.323336/#post-10430804
 
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