Do you personally know anyone around DC who drives a Cadillac Escalade?

Anonymous
Do you judge them for driving something so gaudy? Are they otherwise normal or does it tease out character, career and/or other background deficiencies?

Anonymous
I really wonder what makes someone buy a vehicle like this.
Anonymous
Aren't these pretty common cars? How are they any more "gaudy" than other luxury cars?
Anonymous
Yes. She is a realtor. Does not seem too out of character since she's a realtor, but DH and I laugh about behind her back.
Anonymous
Not anymore, but there was a time when they seemed pretty popular and no, none of the owners that I knew had any "deficiencies". What a strange thought.
Anonymous
My friends in Montana.
Anonymous
No, I don't drive one, but I am confused. What is so objectionable about these? Is it the size or simply that it's a luxury brand? Is driving a Lexus station wagon gaudy as well?
Anonymous
FFX count? Carpool line, big shiny white one. I'd like to try one myself.
Anonymous
Uh yes. I live in Texas. Not out of the ordinary at all and there's no perceived stigma. What's the issue here?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:FFX count? Carpool line, big shiny white one. I'd like to try one myself.


Of course that counts. Who's the driver?
Anonymous
The look the same as all the other obnoxious huge SUV's with VA and MD plates that speed through my DC neighborhood as a cut through.
Anonymous
Why is an escalde any more gaudy than a s-class benz, a 5-series BMW, a Lexus or Infinity, or any other status car?

I think Teslas are more vulgar than escalades, simply because of the smugness factor associated with them.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:The look the same as all the other obnoxious huge SUV's with VA and MD plates that speed through my DC neighborhood as a cut through.


Maybe you should live on a farm out in the middle of nowhere if you dislike being in a city that much.
Anonymous
The company CEO, but I think the company owns them not him.

I judge him personally as "pretty fucking awesome".
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Yes. She is a realtor. Does not seem too out of character since she's a realtor, but DH and I laugh about behind her back.


You sound nice. I would think something like this would make a lot of sense for a realtor, actually. Doesn't she spend a lot of time showing people houses? If she is driving multiple people around, wouldn't a big, comfortable car make sense for this job?
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