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. Now in its third generation, the Escalade is still the best-selling full-size luxury SUV.
Much of the 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. It's a popular choice among buyers who want to customize their vehicle, and Escalades with oversized aftermarket wheels are commonplace.
Much of the 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. It's a popular choice among buyers who want to customize their vehicle, and Escalades with oversized aftermarket wheels are commonplace.
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