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Is the 2021 Cadillac Escalade Returning to the Full-Size SUV Throne?

Look, like it or not, the Cadillac Escalade has been the King of the full-size SUV kingdom since before it was even made. Spiritually it has always been there. When the Escalade came out in 1998, it just clicked. People had no problem working it into their lives. We knew exactly what it was for, …
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The Escalade is the Brand's largest and most luxurious SUV.
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The 2021 Cadillac Escalade’s Interior Has 1 Major Drawback

GM has been producing the Cadillac Escalade since the late 1990s, and over the years, the full-size SUV has gotten some major upgrades. For 2021, Cadillac has given the Escalade a new look, larger interior, and boatloads of tech. However, a recent review by Motor1 pointed out a crucial drawback with the Escalade’s interior, its …
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Ridiculous Luxury SUV Depreciation Can Save You Thousands

Buying a new car is so exciting. The new car smell, making the deal––the whole bit is like an American rite of passage. But buying a new car is almost never an investment due to depreciation. Some cars depreciate more quickly than others. Certain brands––like Toyota––are known for producing vehicles that hold their value. Not …
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Stick A Fork In Cadillac: GMC Denali Outsells It

The GMC Denali and AT4 off-road models are now outselling Cadillac. What was once “the standard of the world,” Cadillac is now a brand nobody cares about. Sales across the board are in the tank as GMC overtakes it. Most Cadillac dealers are dualed with GMC, so GM should quietly drop Cadillac models until there …
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2020 Cadillac XT4 is on display at the 112th Annual Chicago Auto Show
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China’s 2021 Cadillac XT4 Is Copying an Iconic iPhone Feature

China may be in the headlines lately for largely other reasons than automotive news. But recently, Cadillac launched the 2021 Cadillac XT4 in China, and the overseas market may be getting some impressive iPhone-inspired tech that we don’t have yet here in the states. A unique and trending feature is now part of the Cadillac …
by Desiree Homer
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The 2020 Cadillac CT5 Interior Is a Throwback in a Good Way

In a world where trucks are considered cool based on how many tricks their tailgate can do, and how far a car can go on pure electricity, automakers can’t seem to decide whether to add buttons to their infotainment system or skip them. That seems to be the question plaguing the auto world at the …
by Savannah Keaton
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The Most Complained About Cadillac SUVs

Cadillac is one of the most well-known American luxury brands in the market. Its models are distributed in 34 different markets globally and currently consist of sedans all labeled CT, like the CT4 and CT5, and SUVs labeled XT, like the XT4 and XT5. But the automaker is much more well-known for its SUVs from …
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2019 Cadillac XT5 is on display at the 111th Annual Chicago Auto Show
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The 2021 Cadillac XT5 Is Adding a Key Luxury Feature

GM announced its newest Cadillac XT5 SUV coming for the 2021 model year. While the 2020 XT5 proved to a solid ride, it will be interesting to see how the 2021 model stacks up.  GM Authority lists out the recent changes the automaker decided to make for the new year, and one of those is …
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Cadillac’s 2021 Lineup Isn’t Enough To Compete With Lincoln

The Cadillac Escalade is known as one of the best luxury vehicles on the market. However, Cadillac has been slipping in terms of popularity over the years. According to MotorTrend, there’s another luxury automaker that’s more popular with American consumers. The luxury brand Lincoln, owned by the Ford Motor Company, has proven to be a …
by Addison White
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Cadillac Technology Is Among the Best, According to J.D. Power

Cadillac‘s set many high standards in its 118 years on the road. From the 1903 Model A’s interchangeable pistons, the 1929 Syntho-Mesh transmission, and today’s luxury night vision, Cadillac continues to innovate and define technological trends. This luxury brand tops among the top scorers on the J.D. Power Index. Cadillac was the only domestic brand in …
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What Makes Cadillac’s Super Cruise Technology Special?

Technology has grown exponentially in the automobile world in recent years, and every brand on the market is looking for its piece of the action. Brands must develop and produce significant technology that brings in consumers and keeps it a pace above the rest. And with the introduction of Cadillac’s Super Cruise technology, innovation is more …
by Marci Houghtlen
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The 2021 Cadillac CT4 Is Getting a Big Interior Tech Upgrade

Cadillac fans and tech lovers are going to be blown away by the CT4‘s latest addition. There is a lot of exciting buzz centering around a new, all-digital gauge cluster. Drivers can enjoy the convenience of the upgraded technology plus the comfort and luxury they’ve come to expect from the Cadillac CT4.  In addition to …
by Monique Douty
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Take the Concert on the Road with the 2021 Cadillac Escalade’s 36 Speakers

The details are trickling out about the all-new redesigned 2021 Cadillac Escalade, and enthusiasts are thrilled. This monster SUV already has the reputation of being the best of the best on the luxury stage. And this latest introduction is bringing huge upgrades.  One addition came with a game-changing vendor partnership shift. And it also means adding 36 speakers to …
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