Cadillac CMO Uwe Ellinghaus Wants To Take Luxury Brand To An Aspirational Level
And start "selling dreams."
Read More »And start "selling dreams."
Read More »Just don't expect their impact to be felt overnight.
Read More »Well, sort of reveals.
Read More »Using the marketing and advertisement budget in an extremely knowledgeable way.
Read More »Cadillac priced the ELR at $75K to reflect its array of standard equipment.
Read More »Consumers seem to be a bit confused with Cadillac trim variants.
Read More »Dealers are feeling the worst of it as incentives dry up.
Read More »Ironically, the Boomers were born closer to the time of when Teddy Roosevelt made the famous speech.
Read More »Ellinghaus is confident Dare Greatly is the right message for the brand.
Read More »Ellinghaus isn't targeting any specific demographic with the brand.
Read More »Don't expect Cadillac to top sales charts anytime soon.
Read More »A good car will sell itself despite what it's called is the mindset.
Read More »Cadillac is still testing the waters in Europe, to some extent.
Read More »A brand in flux meets a man in tweed. The result is this.
Read More »Uwe's thoughts on the move to NYC, the 'Dare Greatly' ad campaign and more.
Read More »The Escalade will be the only model in Cadillac's portfolio to wear a non-alphanumeric name.
Read More »Cadillac didn't advertise during the Super Bowl, as it felt the Oscars were more suited to the brand.
Read More »It's game time for Cadillac marketing, and it's hoping for the same splash Chrysler made four years ago.
Read More »Mr. Ellinghaus enlightens us on the specifics of Cadillac's "great daring."
Read More »Cadillac doesn't need a new brand, it needs to strengthen its current brand.
Read More »The campaign will "disrupt" consumers' perceptions of Cadillac, CMO Uwe Ellinghaus said.
Read More »Cadillac already has good products, but it needs an image, Ellinghaus says.
Read More »Not Detroit, not Chicago, not Geneva.
Read More »"If you need to say that you are luxury then you are not luxury".
Read More »Keep an eye out for the Cadillac shield at next year's Oscars ceremony.
Read More »The former BMW executive has strong words for the pride and joy of his home country.
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