#elr

As we welcome in a new batch of wonderful and exciting cars for 2017, we have to look back and remember all the cars we lost in 2016. 

Production of the Cadillac ELR quietly ended in February of this year, though Cadillac has just now confirmed the news. 

The Cadillac ELR hasn’t exactly been a hit in the marketplace, barely selling over 100 units last year.

Cadillac’s high-priced electric car will live past its first generation despite slow sales.

If you’re in the market for a luxury sedan that isn’t made in Europe, you’ll like AutoGuide.com‘s most watched video of the week.

Our comparison of the 2014 Cadillac CTS against the 2015 Hyundai Genesis garnered the most views this past week while our video comparing the Honda Civic and the Toyota Corolla continued to be frequently watched. Lastly, hybrid luxury buyers were interested to see if the Cadillac ELR is worth the price tag.

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Sales of Cadillac’s ELR plug-in hybrid are off to a rocky start, and now GM is trying sweeten the pot by offering discounts to customers and dealers. 

Ford has gotten in on the fun, parodying the Cadillac ELR ad that poked fun at Europeans.

Cadillac’s extended range electric car has barely been on sale long enough for people to realize it’s available, and it’s already being recalled.

Cadillac has released a new commercial for its ELR, poking fun at the brand’s European rivals at the same time.

Cadillac will let you lease its new ELR electric luxury coupe for $699 per month, but there’s a catch.

Over half of Cadillac’s dealer network will sell the new ELR range-extended electric car after it begins arriving in showrooms next month.

Cadillac has released specifications for the new ELR revealing that the car will be only slightly faster than the Chevrolet Volt on which it is based. 

Cadillac’s version of the Chevrolet Volt will go on sale next January, but dealers might have a hard time convincing people to buy them.

When it reaches showrooms, Cadillac’s plug-in hybrid will be a record-breaker.