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New telematics, battery electric technology, and new generation D-series coaches push the busmaker into a new era.
While some have speculated that new Cadillac boss Johan de Nysschen would try to phase out the Escalade, it seems as if the company will be going in the complete opposite direction.
Despite offering luxury and features that are a match for just about any SUV on the road, some people think there’s a limit to the Escalade’s appeal because it’s built on a body-on-frame chassis, like a pickup. European luxury brands SUV’s all use unibody chassis like the ones that underpin their sedans.
New telematics, battery electric technology, and new generation D-series coaches push the busmaker into a new era.
Not only were the luxury automaker's fourth-quarter sales up by 17.8%, but its entire year sales increased by an impressive 8.4%.
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Extensive updates in design, technology, and powertrain are coming for the sixth generation.
The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter and Metris van also had a good year with 9.1% growth.
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Sales have hit an all-time record as the automaker reaps the reward of its strategy to shed its fusty image and target younger buyers.
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The popular SUV will be offered in both the standard-length body style as well as the extended-length ESV version.
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The automaker is launching a new campaign featuring Matthew McConaughey, set against the dramatic beauty of winter.
Details about the new SUV are starting to come out, and the first bit of news is a big one — 38 inches, to be exact.
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The Dusseldorf factory has continued to become the leading plant for the vans worldwide, developing and testing all future-oriented technologies.
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