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Try to circle the block once without spying a Cadillac Escalade. The 2008 Cadillac Escalade will be there to represent the neighborhood in full regalia. Expect a hybrid to bulge onto the scene in late 2007, sporting new two-mode hybrid technology. For now, the 2008 Cadillac Escalade makes the grade with a 6.2-liter V-8 which bulldozes with 403 hp, and rides with a six-speed automatic. Look for Escalade to phase into production Escalades with the ability to reduce the number of firing cylinders to reduce gas consumption.
Escalade optional features translate into an assisted hatchgate and retractable Nerf Bars, 52.8cm rims, satellite nav, and a rear-facing spy-cam. The only place with more bling would be the command deck of the Enterprise. The interior of the Escalade is spacious, luxurious, and high-tech, with AM/FM stereo, DVD screens in the front headrests, and dual-zone climate control.
The effort by GM to maximize 2008 Escalade safety is commendable with its implementation of skid correction technology, front passenger and driver airbags, and side curtain air bags. Escalade also has ample space afforded to crumple zones in the event that it collides with something its own size.
When the 2008 Cadillac Escalade Hybrid finally arrives, it promises to claim a 25 percent increase in fuel economy. It will accomplish this with the implementation of GM's two-mode hybrid technology, which will use two electric motors contained in the transmission for assisting in slow, city traffic, and for the highway. Even though hybrid technology was originally engineered for compact cars, its use at the other extreme of the spectrum makes sense as well.
Comparable Sport Utilitys: Toyota FJ Cruiser, Nissan Xterra, Land Rover Range Rover Sport,
Premium Sport Utilitys: Mercedes-Benz G-Class, Mercedes-Benz G-Class, Porsche Cayenne,
2WD
Cash. (Exp: 9/30/2008)
GM Employee Discount for Everyone. (Customer Prices Will Vary by Trim & Equipment Level, but the Employee Discount for Everyone Will Be Approximately 5% Less Than the Total Model/Option MSRP Price. Other Incentives May Reduce the Price Even Further) (Exp: 9/30/2008)
0.9% - 5.9% Financing. (Exp: 9/30/2008)
AWD
Cash. (Exp: 9/30/2008)
0.9% - 5.9% Financing. (Exp: 9/30/2008)
GM Employee Discount for Everyone. (Customer Prices Will Vary by Trim & Equipment Level, but the Employee Discount for Everyone Will Be Approximately 5% Less Than the Total Model/Option MSRP Price. Other Incentives May Reduce the Price Even Further) (Exp: 9/30/2008)
Base Invoice Price: $51,791
Base List Price: $55,990
Destination Charge: $900>
Gas Guzzler Tax: $0
Average Sales Tax and Fees: $2,829
Dealer Holdback: $1,680
Target Price: $53,089
Options
Base Invoice Price: $54,103
Base List Price: $58,490
Destination Charge: $900>
Gas Guzzler Tax: $0
Average Sales Tax and Fees: $2,955
Dealer Holdback: $1,755
Target Price: $55,459
Options
2009 Escalade
2008 Escalade
2007 Escalade
Cadillac Models
CTS
DTS
Escalade
Escalade ESV
Escalade EXT
Escalade Hybrid
SRX
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XLR
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