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Inside, the Elmiraj has high-performance seats that are designed to support spirited driving, Cadillac said. The dash has backlit titanium trim with camel leather and wood trim from hand-picked fallen Brazilian rosewood. The car also has a large 10-inch, high-resolution touch screen for navigation and Internet connectivity. The screen can be hidden in the instrument panel when not in use. The car was designed at GM's studios in North Hollywood, Calif., and built by hand in Michigan. Designers were influenced by the 1967 Cadillac Eldorado two-door luxury coupe, as well as the CTS-V coupe now on the market, Cadillac said. Caldwell said it's too early to say when or if the Elmiraj would go on sale or how much it would cost. Its Audi and Mercedes competitors start from $75,000 to $90,000.
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