The Cadillac Escalade was completely redesigned for the 2021 model year, receiving all-new exterior styling, a different T1 platform with independent rear suspension and a redesigned cabin with up-to-date technology like a 38-inch curved OLED display screen. The myriad changes made to the 2021 Cadillac Escalade appear to be winning over buyers, as the full-size luxury SUV was among the fastest-selling vehicles in the United States last month.
According to data compiled by the market analysts over at iSeeCars.com, the Cadillac Escalade spent an average of just 16.6 days on dealership lots before being sold last month – making it the fourth fastest-selling vehicle behind the Lexus RX 450h, Lexus IS 350 and Chevrolet Corvette, respectively. The extended wheelbase Cadillac Escalade ESV, meanwhile, spent an average of 22.2 days on dealership lots, making it the twelfth fastest-selling vehicle in the U.S. for the month.
Source: iSeeCars.com
The Cadillac Escalade and Escalade ESV also had the highest average transaction prices of the fastest-selling vehicles last month. The Cadillac Escalade enjoys a steep average transaction price of $99,761, while the longer Escalade ESV exchanges for an average of $102,537. This means buyers are not only buying the Escalade and Escalade ESV at a high rate, they also aren’t hesitant to fork over big bucks to put one in their driveway.
The Mercedes-Benz GLS and BMW X7, two of the Escalade’s direct rivals, had average transaction prices of $95,081 and $93,602 in February, respectively. The standard-wheelbase Cadillac Escalade also sold faster than these two German rival offerings, which spent an average of just over 20 days on dealer lots before being sold.
The 2021 Cadillac Escalade and extended wheelbase Escalade SUV are built at the GM Arlington Assembly plant in Texas. Pricing for the 2021 Cadillac Escalade starts at $
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Very good GM…your selling what people want…now make all your cars winners! I have not seen GM sell like this since the 90’s and back then they had a lot more cars and trucks to choose from.
Only 2 domestics in the top 10. Half on that list are from Toyota. Will Ford and GM ever learn?
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Well it’s the best cadillac product offered atm by far.
Ct4 and ct5 v just look cheap. Only other one that’s as fancy would be the ct6v.
Just “why?”
@ makes sense…if this is from consumer reports then don’t believe them, if they had it there way every single Toyota made would be on that list. I have owned five GM cars so far and they are all great vehicles regardless of what these payed for car testers say. That goes for all of these ratting companies. Did you ever hear of motor bizkit? They bash and put down almost every make and brand of American car…but Hyundai’s can do no wrong
What are you talking about “If this is from Consumer Reports”? The data is from iseecars.com. Did you read the article? The article is about the success of the Escalades sales. Half of the cars on the list are from Toyota because they are making cars in demand. The rest of the industry can learn a thing or two about making cars that don’t last long on dealer lots.