Cadillac Escalade 2012Change

It's a good car for a young personne. This car have a nice body style. I like my car. The white color is magnifique for this car.

smooth excellent classy
Always wanted a Cadilac but had to work hard over the years just to make my dream come true. I finally purchased one and i am very happy to be driving a very prestigeous car that everyone envys and looks at me and it makes me feel great . Its a great car if your single or married or a big family. It caters to all kinds of people children love riding up high and i feel much safer with kids incase of god forbidd an accident occurs and i get struck from the side its too high for anyone to get in a serious injury unless its a roll over kind of an accident but that all depends on how fast you are driving . Bottom line i feel safe and im glad i made this purchase. Thank you Cadilac to make me my dream car.

by far the nicest looking suv i have ever owned and unbelievblely amazing to drive, great on fuel and gets me where i need to go, keep up the good work.

It's a very good clean crisp ride that has power sterring power windows and a smooth ride. Seats are very comfortable and it has a lot of space in the back for groceries, kids and other stuff.

very nice ride comfy and luxurious i wouls recommend that this is the best model cadillac has come up with to date. When it comes to quality and performance cadillace wins in both categories

Although the Cadillac Escalade wasn't the first luxury SUV sold in the U.S. market, it was the first light truck in the history of the Cadillac brand. Early versions drew plenty of criticism, but in retrospect, the Escalade deserves much credit for being the vehicle that transformed Cadillac's image from traditional and geriatric to youthful and flamboyant.

Much of the Cadillac Escalade's appeal is rooted in its over-the-top attitude. Generously proportioned inside and out, this sport-utility vehicle has a bold and angular face, exaggerated wreath-and-crest badging and chrome trim everywhere you look. There's no subtlety under the hood either, as the current truck's 6.2-liter V8 delivers an imposing exhaust rumble. Although quicker than many competitors, the Escalade often falls behind in refinement, from its handling dynamics to its build and materials quality. Cadillac has taken steps to address these shortcomings on the third-generation model, but there's no question the Escalade is primarily for buyers who like their SUVs large, brash and unapologetically American.

It has above average performance figures for its class.

The interiors are appealing, appears to be a higher quality finish.

The exterior on its own is pretty standard that that would be an inaccurate assessment. This has a special appeal just on its own. I would not call it iconic but its partially true.

This car has a reputation that can be described by the words hip or fashionable. You cannot compare this as a regular SUV. This makes it a vehicle that can be purchased and make it worth accessorizing to make it even more Bling!