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Christian Audigier Creates Snorkel-Nosed Custom Cadillac Escalade
This Cadillac Escalade-based Audigier VIF1 created by Christian Audigier of Von Dutch and Ed Hardy clothing line fame confuses the bejezus out of us. More » -
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Report: Cadillac Escalade Likely Joining Enclave, Outlook, Traverse On Lambda Platform
That bastion of bling second only to the Hummer H2, the Cadillac Escalade, is being downsized, according to a new report from the folks who forecast trends in motors. The next Escalade would likely be yanked from the current body-on-frame GMT900 platform and developed instead on the Lambda crossover platform that underpins the Chevy Traverse, Buick Enclave, Saturn Outlook and GMC Acadia. More » -
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Car & Driver Drags Odd Couple Car Combos, Shows Mom's V6 Camry Is As Good As A WRX
Well, not "as good" in every sense, or even more than one sense, of the term — but certainly just as quick in a 1/4 mile straight-line race. That's what the boys at Car & Driver found after spending the day at Milan Dragway pitting some of the strangest combinations of straight-line non-performance we've ever seen to see if Mom and Dad's daily driver can put the kibosh on performance oriented cars. Most importantly, they finally answer the question of who wins in a drag race between a Mini Cooper S and a Cadillac Escalade? The answer? The Cooper S in 0-to-60 time, the Escalade in 1/4-mile time and, oh yes, the ability to swallow the Cooper S whole. Check out all the combos via the link below. [Car & Driver] -
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LA Auto Show Preview: 2008 Cadillac Escalade Platinum
We're going to attempt the impossible by writing about the 2009 Cadillac Escalade Platinum without using the B-word. Let's just say that with its 22-inch wheels, humongo-LED headlights, magnetic ride control, and three LCD screens it makes the base Escalade look like a Saturn Vue. The premium guzzler comes in either regular or extra large (ESV) and includes the pedestrian 6.2L V8, which is still good for the 403 horsepower you're going to need to haul that massive, CTS-inspired grille. As if that isn't enough, first- and second-row passengers are treated to aniline leather with contrasting-color stitching for that private Gulfstream Jet feel. Those in the back-row will have to suffer through some sort of horrible non-analine leather hell. The price hasn't been announced, but if you have to ask... you're clearly not one of the tacky rich people that GM hopes will buy one. Full press release after the jump.
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