The Cadillac Escala concept that was unveiled at the August 2016 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance represented the luxury marque at a critical fork in the road.. The CT8 program that preceded it ...

The Escala, which means scale in Spanish, is a concept. Cadillac won't commit to producing it, and the company's R & D department has plenty on its plate already with three new crossovers, a next ...

The Escala, although still presented as a concept car, has its 22-inch tires and wheels more firmly planted on the ground. This is less a flight of fancy than a preview of the new design language ...

From the October 2016 issue. It’s handy for Cadillac that the name of its latest concept car, Escala (or “scale” in Spanish), sounds a lot like Escalade.There’s a nice link there to the ...

What does the future of Cadillac look like? The Escala, the company’s new concept car, holds the answers.The Escala is on show publicly for the first time at the Pebble Beach Concours d ...

The Cadillac Escala concept showed quite a bit of promise when it was initially unveiled in 2016 at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance. With its sleek, fastback sedan body style, ...

I will resist the urge to compare Cadillac’s new sedan concept to the Batmobile. Sure it’s got a sleek design that would be perfect for patrolling the dim-lit streets of Gotham, a 500 h… ...

The Cadillac Escala concept is that car. We've had a dearth of truly stunning new and concept car debuts at this LA Auto Show, but for me one of the biggest standouts is one that didn't even get ...

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While the Cadillac Escala isn’t expected to reach production, it did debut an impressive new styling language which could funnel down into future Cadillac models, giving us hope that one day, a ...

Cadillac has a history of building drop-dead gorgeous concept cars, only to drop the ball on the whole production side of things. Its latest effort, the Escala, continues in the tradition of drool ...

Cadillac is looking to escalate its image. Its new Escala concept is a vision of the company’s next generation of luxury cars. Unveiled at Monterey Car Week, it’s larger than the automaker's ...