If you opted to forgo the Blackwing’s 10-speed automatic transmission and decide to change gears yourself with the help of a six-speed manual, you’ll be rewarded with two small laser-etched illustrations behind the steering wheel of both the Milford Proving Ground and GM’s Technical Center in Warren, Michigan. The Milford Proving Ground has served as GM’s test area for almost a century and the GM Tech Center is where all of GM’s engineers work their automotive magic.
Just in case you thought the Caddy couldn’t get any more special, GM added more touches to the steering wheel. Embedded right into the carbon fiber is a tiny serialized badge denoting the Blackwing’s specific production number. Some of the secrets are more hidden than others, though, with examples including the air strakes’ V-series logos that came with the Carbon Fiber 1 option.
The first 250 units of the 2022 model year also feature a couple of special plates that honor the people who built the cars — they’re hidden on the B-pillars and sills. Meanwhile, the carbon fiber seat backs feature the same “V” logo that has graced most fast Cadillacs for several years.
Jeep has been known to hide Easter eggs in its cars and Tesla’s entire business model revolves around hidden jokes and memes. But it is ever so slightly heartwarming for gearheads to see not only the care and attention put into the Blackwing but also tangible evidence that even a stately and serious brand like Cadillac is capable of having at least a little bit of fun.
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