Anonymous
Post 09/09/2025 17:33     Subject: Would you personally drive a new Cadillac Escalade or would you feel too self-conscious?
99% of the rage about huge luxury cars is from people who can't afford one nor afford a big SFH to park it at.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2025 11:47     Subject: Would you personally drive a new Cadillac Escalade or would you feel too self-conscious?
I hate all large cars, OP, they pollute more, and nearly all of them have a terrible front line of sight due to the elevated driving position and the shape of the fender, making them much more dangerous for pedestrians.

So it doesn't matter whether it's an Escalade or another model. I'll stick to my little cars.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2025 11:43     Subject: Would you personally drive a new Cadillac Escalade or would you feel too self-conscious?
I drive a Yukon, so yes I would drive an Escalade.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2025 11:33     Subject: Would you personally drive a new Cadillac Escalade or would you feel too self-conscious?
Anonymous wrote:Too showy?? There are way more high end SUVs on the market than a Cadillac Escalade.


Some of the colors and specs look a bit "mafioso," which isn't an image normal UMC parents seek to project.

Anonymous
Post 09/09/2025 10:06     Subject: Would you personally drive a new Cadillac Escalade or would you feel too self-conscious?
Sure if I needed a car that big.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2025 10:01     Subject: Would you personally drive a new Cadillac Escalade or would you feel too self-conscious?
Anonymous wrote:Big, brash vehicle. Many may think it's too showy and gigantic, to others the ultimate luxury and family hauler. Would you personally feel comfortable driving this in your neighborhood, office, kids' school, and social orbit?







Too big. So no
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2025 10:01     Subject: Would you personally drive a new Cadillac Escalade or would you feel too self-conscious?
They are huge. I would not enjoy driving one or maneuvering parking garages and spaces.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2025 09:44     Subject: Would you personally drive a new Cadillac Escalade or would you feel too self-conscious?
Too showy for me, even if I'd probably find it comfortable and an enjoyable drive.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2025 09:42     Subject: Would you personally drive a new Cadillac Escalade or would you feel too self-conscious?
I would silently judge. I don’t care how showy or expensive the car is but these behemoths are a literal huge pain in shopping centre parking lots, narrow streets, etc and a huge danger around pedestrians esp kids due to more limited visibility. Not to mention if one hits you!
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2025 09:25     Subject: Would you personally drive a new Cadillac Escalade or would you feel too self-conscious?
I don't think that much about cars, and most SUVs look the same to me. I wouldn't notice unless it was a weird color or some fancy sportscar with a unique design.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2025 09:24     Subject: Would you personally drive a new Cadillac Escalade or would you feel too self-conscious?
It's not what I think of as a showy car. They tend to be cars for hire, or cars for families with a huge number of kids.

Anonymous
Post 09/09/2025 09:21     Subject: Would you personally drive a new Cadillac Escalade or would you feel too self-conscious?
Too showy?? There are way more high end SUVs on the market than a Cadillac Escalade.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2025 09:21     Subject: Would you personally drive a new Cadillac Escalade or would you feel too self-conscious?
I honestly would just assume you're an Uber Black driver.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2025 09:19     Subject: Would you personally drive a new Cadillac Escalade or would you feel too self-conscious?
It’s just a car and looks like all the other SUVs out there.
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2025 09:12     Subject: Would you personally drive a new Cadillac Escalade or would you feel too self-conscious?
Big, brash vehicle. Many may think it's too showy and gigantic, to others the ultimate luxury and family hauler. Would you personally feel comfortable driving this in your neighborhood, office, kids' school, and social orbit?