Would you personally drive a new Cadillac Escalade or would you feel too self-conscious?
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Anonymous
| No, I think they are embarrassing to drive. I don't want to be mistaken for an uber driver. |
Anonymous
Agreed, but if you have 5 kids they wouldn't fit. |
Anonymous
| If I was staring a new job as a pimp, sure. Would fit well especially if all velvet inside. |
Anonymous
| This is what my acquaintance drove when he was running an escort service out of a prop ferry he owned in Mclean. |
Anonymous
| If I owned a funeral home I would |
Anonymous
Our airport car service uses them and I'm glad because it holds us and our luggage easily. |
Anonymous
Every time we considered the G wagon the thought of constant dealer visits entered my mind. Granted its not as bad as a RR, but... It's likely the Cadillac will have less maintenance issues and can carry more people and cargo. To me all US made (large) SUVs look mostly the same, I actually like the new Escalade design over the previous model. I'm happy in our LX, it can fit 7 and has a decent trunk space. Also, it's not ridiculously large, which helps in parking sometime. Lastly, it's one of the most reliable SUVs on the market... if I want to show off, I can drive my 911. |
Anonymous
| There are three cars people drive that I find to be akin to being dressed head to toe in logos- Escalades, Range Rovers and G-Wagons. These cars are obnoxious and only chosen to announce that you have money. Having money is nice, flaunting it is tacky. |
Anonymous
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G wagon
Lol |
Anonymous
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I would not be caught dead in that thing.
On second thought, it does look a little like a Hearse. |
Anonymous
Beat me to it! |
Anonymous
| Honestly, I judge anybody driving a massive SUV just to get groceries. |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
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Only car I’m not driving - Minivan |
Anonymous
Because you’re so cool. |