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Redesigned 2015 Escalade remains breed all its own

By Ann Job
Published September 17, 2014 3:24pm ET
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Redesigned 2015 Escalade remains breed all its own
This April 2014 product image provided by General Motors shows the 2015 Cadillac Escalade in Bluffton, S.C. The Escalade, which comes with up to eight seats, also is the first in the segment with a standard air bag that deploys into the middle of the front seats, where no one sits. In side crashes, this air bag provides extra protection as crash forces push the driver or front passenger body toward the center of the vehicle, Cadillac officials said. (AP Photo/General Motors) | Richard Prince

Cadillac’s flagship Escalade sport utility vehicle keeps its bold, distinctive style and immense proportions after a major redesign for 2015.

The luxury, full-size SUV adds more tech features, a more powerful V-8, a quieter interior and power-folding rear seats for the first time while taking exterior bling in a new direction.

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