Cadillac Escalade Reviews 2013
Motorscore: 77.2/100
(average score, based on 16 reviews by professional car critics)This car is ranked #78 out of 242 cars listed here. (What Is This?)
MSRP: $54,670 - $57,225
Efficiency (City): 13
Seats: 6 - 7
Efficiency (HWY): 20
- A lot of space
- Safety
- Acceleration
- Fuel economy
- Third row could use more space
- Not easy to ride
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The Critics' Cadillac Escalade Reviews
70
/ 100
Though this is a large vehicle, Escalades are stable and confident in low-to-moderate speed changes of direction.
HowStuffWorks
69
/ 100
The Escalade Hybrid delivers on its promises of improved fuel economy with little-to-no sacrifice of drivabilty or utility.
HowStuffWorks
69
/ 100
It rides well, is more than comfy, and has suds like few other big luxo barges.
HowStuffWorks
86
/ 100
Overall, if you have the money to spend and want to stand out from the crowd, reviewers say the Cadillac Escalade is a great choice.
USNews
86
/ 100
The 2010 Escalade makes sense for buyers who need to haul a lot of people, tow heavy loads, and want luxury and outsized styling.
USNews
88
/ 100
The Cadillac Escalade is a perennial favorite of test drivers among luxury SUVs for its powerful V8, flamboyant styling and luxurious passenger cabin.
USNews
83
/ 100
All things considered, if you can afford it, why would you deprive yourself of this pleasure?
Daniel Lafrance Auto123.com
79
/ 100
Cadillac's Escalade is a full-size premium-level SUV that battles Lincoln's Navigator for domestic dominance in the luxury SUV market.
By Rob Rothwell Auto123.com
60
/ 100
There’s no doubt the Escalade will appeal to a very small number of UK buyers, who want something different
Ben Whitworth CarMagazine
100
/ 100
2007 Cadillac Escalade is easily the most refined domestic SUV on the market.
Erin Riches InsideLine
80
/ 100
The 2012 Cadillac Escalade is getting new security enhancements to foil car thieves, according to General Motors.
Anita Lienert InsideLine
81
/ 100
Largely due to its tremendous bulk, the 2011 Cadillac Escalade isn't exactly the most agile vehicle to toss about.
Kelley Blue Book
72
/ 100
If you are looking for a capable, full-size luxury SUV that isn't shy about attracting attention, the 2012 Cadillac Escalade belongs in your driveway - since it probably won't fit in your garage.
Kelley Blue Book
86
/ 100
The Cadillac Escalade followed on the heels of the Lincoln Navigator, but the Cadillac emerged as king over the long haul--and the clear winner in Detroit's battle of the blingy SUVs
Marty Padgett TheCarConnection.com
86
/ 100
The 2012 Cadillac Escalade models still rank among the most luxurious, spacious vehicles at any price—especially if towing capability matters
Bengt Halvorson TheCarConnection.com
40
/ 100
It’s outclassed in every area by luxury European rivals, but some might love its in-your-face presence and individuality.
WhatCar