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9 Years ago News
buick buick enclave cadillac cadillac escalade	First Test: 2011 Buick Enclave CXL AWD
	First introduced in the 2008 model year, the Buick Enclave eight-passenger quasi-luxury crossover has most of the bases covered, but there haven't been any significant updates to the model since it first arrived in showrooms. Back then, we said the Enclave re-justified the brand's existence. Thing is, we also said the big crossover still needed work. So the discerning public has responded . . . by sending sales through the roof? Thanks in part to a lack of competitors in the seven- to eight-passenger large luxury crossover class -- priced in the low $40,000 range - the Enclave has excelled in the market. The SUV was Buick's top-selling vehicle in 2009 and the second-best seller in 2008 and... read more
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9 Years ago News
cadillac cadillac escalade lincoln chevrolet chevrolet suburban	First Drive: 2011 Cadillac Escalade ESV Platinum AWD
	"Stop living in the past," say countless advice purveyors across a broad spectrum of media. It's good advice if you're trying to get over an ex-girlfriend, but you pretty much have to live in the past to drop almost $90,000 on a body-on-frame luxury SUV like the 2011 Cadillac Escalade ESV Platinum. That's $88,295 to be precise, making this the second-most-expensive Caddy available. (First place by a slight margin goes to the Escalade Hybrid.) The original GMT400 Escalade was a hastily created rebadge of the GMC Yukon, designed as an answer to the then-popular Lincoln Navigator. But it was the next-generation model, based on the GMT800 platform, that became the bling king, while the Lincoln... read more
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9 Years ago News
cadillac cadillac escalade nissan nissan armada	Arrival: 2011 Infiniti QX56 4WD
	Does the world need a better Cadillac Escalade? That's the question we'll ask ourselves for the next 12 months as we run around the country in our newest long-termer, the 2011 Infiniti QX56. While the latest and largest from Infiniti didn't win our SUV of the Year calipers, it did well enough in the competition for us to hound Infiniti into giving us one for a year. In other words, we like it. But do we need it? Turn the dial back about 18 months to the days of $5/gallon gas here in Southern California, and the idea of a vehicle with an observed fuel economy of 12.2 mpg would have been obscene. But now, in 2011, with gas prices lower and stabilized, such figures register as only borderline... read more
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10 Years ago News
nissan cadillac cadillac escalade chevrolet toyota land cruiser	First Drive: 2011 Infiniti QX56
	It looks much better on the street than in photographs. For 2011, the new, controversially styled Infiniti QX56 replaces the U.S.-built, Nissan Titan/Armada-based sport/utility flagship with one based on the Nissan Patrol and built in Japan. Despite maintaining the old model's engine displacement, the '11 QX's 5.6-liter V-8 is all new, shared with the M56 and therefore more efficient and more powerful. The new platform, though, is old school -- body-on-frame. Infiniti believes the full-size luxury SUV market has stabilized and will maintain about 105,000 units through the first half of the decade (it peaked at 291k in 2006). The market leader remains the Cadillac Escalade, though Infiniti... read more
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