<ul><li>GM President Mark Reuss confirmed that the company won't bring back the Cadillac XLR based on the C8 Corvette due to it not aligning with Cadillac's current brand strategy.</li><li>The first-and-only generation of the XLR was developed as a secondary car to the C6 Corvette, but GM would not do the same now to avoid sharing too much with the Corvette platform.</li><li>The XLR, introduced in 2003, never achieved significant sales success, and GM is now focusing on upcoming models like the Cadillac Celestiq, an ultra-luxury hand-built car.</li><li>The Cadillac XLR reached a peak production of 3,730 units in its third year and a total production of 15,460 cars before being discontinued.</li></ul>

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