If the all-new model is too expensive for you, Cadillac is offering a tempting discount for the old model this month.
Sales of the all-new 2021 Cadillac Escalade are now underway, and it hasn t taken long for it to reclaim the full-size luxury SUV crown. This is the upgrade the Escalade sorely needed, as the old model struggled to compete with its newer rivals like the Lincoln Navigator.
Cadillac s redesigned SUV has a starting price tag of $77,490, but nearly half of the automaker s customers are willing to spend over $100,000 after they ve added optional extras. But while the new Escalade is already proving popular, there are still lots of unsold 2020 models clogging up dealer inventories that Cadillac is desperate to sell.
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After completing its first year of sale in the world’s largest auto market, the new Cadillac CT5 enters its second model year in China, where the midsize sedan achieves its highest sales volume. General Motors just launched the 2021 Cadillac CT5 range to capitalize on the growing popularity of the model among luxury-minded customers in the Asian country, which registered a new sales record in December.
SAIC-GM, the automaker’s main joint venture in China, announced that in the last month of 2020 alone, it sold 6,481 units of the Cadillac CT5. This figure represents the highest sales total that the CT5 has recorded in the Chinese market since its local launch in late 2019, selling almost four times more than the average 1,712 units per month delivered during the fourth quarter of 2020 in the United States.
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The all-new 2021 Cadillac Escalade introduces a fresh fifth generation for the luxury SUV icon, with a ground-up overhaul that includes a long list of upgrades, state-of-the-art features, and cutting-edge technology. Interestingly, 43 percent of 2021 Escalade buyers paid over $100,000 for their new SUV.
Per a recent report from our sister publication,
Cadillac Society, 43 percent of 2021 Cadillac Escalade buyers who purchased their vehicle during the fourth quarter of 2020 were met with a six-figure price tag.
Debuting during a special media event in Hollywood, California on February 4
th, 2020, the 2021 Cadillac Escalade starts at $77,490 for the base model Luxury trim with RWD. Meanwhile, the Escalade Premium Luxury Platinum ESV AWD and Escalade Sport Platinum ESV AWD sit at the top of the trim level pyramid, both priced at $107,290. As a reminder, ESV models are the extended-length body variants.
The stylish, powerful American compact sport sedan is ready to take on the world.
To me, the 2021 Cadillac CT4 is a personal cause for celebration a thoroughly contemporary compact sport sedan that competes against the best in the world. As a former Cadillac owner who has followed the fortunes of the American luxury manufacturer, I wondered if I d ever be able to say that.
My first and only Cadillac was a 1967 Sedan DeVille that I bought on a lark. It was parked on a street in Northwest Portland when I lived more than 25 years ago. The paint was fade, the leather seats were cracked, and the chrome was faded. The For Sale sign in the window said $350.