2011 Cadillac Escalade Platinum on 2040-cars
Wayne, Michigan, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:6.2L V-8
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Transmission:Automatic
Make: Cadillac
Warranty: Vehicle has an existing warranty
Model: Escalade
Trim: Platinum
Options: Sunroof, 4-Wheel Drive, Leather Seats, CD Player
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag, Side Airbags
Drive Type: AWD
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Mileage: 39,660
Exterior Color: White Diamond Premium Paint
Interior Color: Cocoa with Light Linen
Disability Equipped: No
Number of Cylinders: 8
Number of Doors: 5
Options:
22 Inch Chrome Wheels
Magnetic Ride Control
Navigation
Rear View Camera System
BOSE 5.1 Surround Sound
Bluetooth for Phone
USB Port
Heated and Cooled Front Seats
2nd Row Bucket Seats with Heat
3rd Row Seats•Power Liftgate with Liftglass
Remote Car Starter
Power Adjustable Pedals
Tri-Zone Auto Climate Control
Power Tilt Wheel Heated
Steering Wheel Controls
•Universal Home Remote
•Rear Audio Sound
•XM Radio
•XM Navtraffic
•Intellibeam Headlights
•Power Fold Mirrors with Heat
•Power Sliding Sunroof
•Power Retractable Assist Steps
•Tire Pressure Monitoring System
Platinum Edition
Includes:
•Leather Wrapped Dash and Door Panels
•Olive Ash & Walnut Burl Wood
•Aluminum Trim Accents
•1st and 2nd Row Tehama Aniline Leather
•3rd Row Nuance Leather
•Leather Wrapped Center Console with Aluminum Trim Utility Tray
•Door Sill Plates with Cadillac Badging
•Heated and Cooled Cupholders
•Rear Seat Entertainment
•Independent Front Row 7 Inch DVD Screen
•Head Restraints with 7 Inch DVD Screens
•8 Inch Overhead DVD Screen
•Unique Upper and Lower Front Grille
•Unique LED Headlamps
Highlights:
One Owner
Perfect Condition
The Best Color Combination
All Original Paint
All Books and Factory
Brochures
Original Window Sticker
Stainless Steel Exhaust Tip
Never in the Rain
Still Smells New
For more pictures and details please feel free to email me at: mark09sanderson@msn.com
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Auto blog
Cadillac ATS to go racing in 2015 as CTS.V.R replacement
Thu, 21 Aug 2014Cadillac has been racking up victories with the CTS.V.R in Pirelli World Challenge racing for two model generations now, including recent GT class championships in 2012 and 2013. However, even winning racers eventually have to retire, and it looks like the CTS may be taking a bow at the end of the season. In its place, Caddy is reportedly working on a new racecar based on the ATS Coupe, and it might even get to compete internationally.
According to Racer, Pratt & Miller Engineering is leading the development and is already lapping the ATS racecar in Michigan for testing. It reportedly drops the CTS' V8 in favor of a twin-turbocharged V6 powering the rear wheels. Since this is the same team behind the hugely successful Corvette Racing program and the current CTS.V.R, the latest car appears to be in good hands.
The new model would also adhere to GT3 rules, according to Racer, and that might signal a big change for Cadillac's motorsports program. It means that the ATS could be sold to teams in the numerous series around the world that accept these vehicles. That would broaden the luxury coupe's exposure and put it up against GT3 racecars from premium brands, like Bentley, Porsche and McLaren. If it wins, the change could be a marketing bonanza for the brand.
Super Cruise’s failsafes
Fri, Oct 6 2017Even though Super Cruise is not a fully autonomous system, it incorporates redundancies like those used in aircraft to ensure failsafe operation. Before taking off on a 700-mile, 11-hour test drive of the system — and putting my life in its hands without my hands on the wheel — I sat down with Daryl Wilson, lead development engineer for Super Cruise, to get a deep dive into the system and its critical safety backups. Autoblog: First, what makes Super Cruise different from similar systems? Wilson: The key differentiator for Super Cruise is hand-free driving. It's an industry first in that respect. Our competitors require the driver at minimum to place their hands on the wheel with some frequency to ensure that the car knows that the driver is there. We don't. Two key technologies allow us to do this. One is our Driver Attention System, which is our methodology for making sure the driver is engaged with the vehicle and engaged with the road. This is a driver assist system, not a fully autonomous system. So it requires driver engagement. We use an infrared camera that constantly monitors the driver's face to determine the direction they're looking. We're looking for the driver to be what we call on-road — not on the center stack, not to left or right or down. That's all done by the tracking of the face. We also track that the eyes are open. It's infrared because at night you need to illuminate the face and you can't be shining a light into the driver's face. Then we have our lidar mapping that provides a foundation for control and redundancy to ensure safe performance. Autoblog: How does the mapping act as a redundant feature? Wilson: This system is only for use on divided, controlled access highways. What I mean by a divided highway is something more than a painted line between you and oncoming traffic. Whether that's a grassy area in between the lanes or a concrete barrier, anything that separates you from oncoming traffic. That's the divided highway part. The controlled access part is entrance ramps and exit ramps. Not with roads that cross at grade, with traffic crossing at the same level. To do that we geofenced these roads to ensure that operation is only allowed in these conditions. We don't just recommend you use it there; we ensure that you only use it there.
What are the odds an actual Cadillac EV looks anything like this?
Tue, Jan 15 2019The Cadillac EV concept sure looks neat. It's all-electric, too, which is even neater. Unfortunately, it's a concept car, and when it comes to concept cars with Cadillac badges on them, it's best not to get too excited. For instance, you might recall this exquisite piece of automotive art. It was called the Elmiraj. You might recall the production version became the bold face of a new Cadillac and inspired a renaissance for the brand. Jay-Z drives one. Oh wait, no he doesn't. It was never made, nor was anything like it made. This is the Cadillac Escala. It has certainly inspired design cues on production Cadillacs, most notably the just-revealed XT6. However, besides those cues, it's a pretty anonymous large crossover. Hardly anything as stunning as the Escala. Now, perhaps the CT5 will be a dead-ringer, but we wouldn't get our hopes up. Then there's this, the Ciel. Not to be confused with an Acura CL, it was 100 feet long, a convertible and purple. This was also not made. OK, we can see why. And finally, this is the Cadillac Sixteen. As the name suggests, it had 16 cylinders. That's a lot. The most you can get in a Cadillac today is half that many. Now, to be fair, most manufacturers produce concept cars that have zero chance of production. They are meant to serve as inspiration for future designs, showcase future technologies or just draw attention to the brand. The problem with the Cadillac concepts is that they're not that fanciful. Those aren't pod-like Jetsons cars up there. They aren't this nonsense. They look like modern interpretations of the exact sort of grandiose cars Cadillac used to make. The very cars that made Cadillac the "Cadillac of the World." You know, like this. I'm not talking about literal tail fins and pink paint, but that's a CADILLAC. It's confident. It's its own thing. It doesn't need to beat BMW around the Nurburgring to prove something to someone somewhere. The Elmiraj was also a CADILLAC. The XT6 literally wears a Cadillac badge, but it could be anything. By contrast, Lincoln is doing a much better job of tapping into the spirit of its grand past with the Navigator, Aviator and suicide-doored Continental. Nowhere is that better seen than in the cabins of the XT6 and Aviator. One is swank. The other is not. But back to where we started: that EV concept. You'll note that it doesn't actually have a name.













