Chris, I bought my 2014 ELR this past summer (2018). $22,500. Exactly like the one you're test driving with every available option...1. Kona Brown Leather Seating Package. 2. Luxury Package. 3. Adaptive Cruise. Getting ready to pass 75K Miles. Clean History. Everything works, however, in all fairness to prospective buyers I'd like to point out a couple of short comings. 1. My local Pensacola Cadillac Dealership REFUSES to touch the car. Not even an Oil Change. The nearest 'ELR Certified' Cadillac Dealership is either Atlanta or Tampa. 2. CUE is simply miserable IMHO. Painfully SLOW. Painfully confused. Painfully not user friendly. My 2013 Ram 1500 Laramie Longhorn 4x4 with U Connect out classes and out performs CUE by light years. Sad but true. I've done the Hard Reset, Watched all the Tutorials, Called Cadillac Customer Service (No Fault Codes) and all to no avail....CUE sucks in my book of life. 3. This is an awesome car to own and operate. However, I do pay a premium on my USAA Auto Insurance given the OEM MSRP. 4. Would I buy a '16 IF the right car and the right deal came along in the future? Maybe... For now I'm having to much fun driving this state of the art Plug In Hybrid locally. I have burned 1.6 gallons of gas in the past 5 months. Awesome... JP
Chris, I bought my 2014 ELR this past summer (2018). $22,500. Exactly like the one you're test driving with every available option...1. Kona Brown Leather Seating Package. 2. Luxury Package. 3. Adaptive Cruise. Getting ready to pass 75K Miles. Clean History. Everything works, however, in all fairness to prospective buyers I'd like to point out a couple of short comings. 1. My local Pensacola Cadillac Dealership REFUSES to touch the car. Not even an Oil Change. The nearest 'ELR Certified' Cadillac Dealership is either Atlanta or Tampa. 2. CUE is simply miserable IMHO. Painfully SLOW. Painfully confused. Painfully not user friendly. My 2013 Ram 1500 Laramie Longhorn 4x4 with U Connect out classes and out performs CUE by light years. Sad but true. I've done the Hard Reset, Watched all the Tutorials, Called Cadillac Customer Service (No Fault Codes) and all to no avail....CUE sucks in my book of life. 3. This is an awesome car to own and operate. However, I do pay a premium on my USAA Auto Insurance given the OEM MSRP. 4. Would I buy a '16 IF the right car and the right deal came along in the future? Maybe... For now I'm having to much fun driving this state of the art Plug In Hybrid locally. I have burned 1.6 gallons of gas in the past 5 months. Awesome... JP
Great info!
This car is damn gorgeous, shame Cadillac didn’t do a very good job on the rest. Needless to say I’d definitely buy one.
Great Review...Thanks Chris... JP
I would not pay $75 k but $25K of course YES
Eme And Used ones are about $30,000.
Lowest I've seen is $20,000 on Autotrader
I’m *really* hoping to pick one up within the next year. If I can get a 2016 one I’ll be a happy man.
@@Dr.Speller Better than any exotic car really. More exotic
Just got my 2014 with luxury package and adaptive cruise control for 17,500