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Why do American SUV cars have an old and old man design, the body has sharp lines on the grilles and big and ugly lights, for example, German Benz and English Ranger cars have an up-to-date and muscular design.
Haters will always hate no matter if it was a Ferrari or a Bugatti, there are always haters for everything. The fact is that these days the Escalade presents a very big threat to any luxury cars, including Rolls-Royce, and Bentley. That is why they feel the need to shit on it.🧏♂️
Escalade is for the American market. You literally will not see it anywhere else. However the LX600? A totally different story. It’s the vehicle to purchase for people who understand a true capability of a large SUV.
You’re very wrong on that buddy. This Escalade model has sold twice as much if not more, than the Lexus did. It’s also very popular In the Middle East. Definitely not just America.
An financially, that makes a lot of sense to pick that Lexus. The car industry knows that it's a better made vehicle then its comparisons that really can't compare to know Lexus😂😊 "smart money vs lost money"🤑
@@maleneguillory865 Actually most of the population buys Germans over Lexuses. Doubt me? Look up the most sold luxury car brands in the world and you'll see Merc, BMW & Audi at the top. Americans are pretty good as well when it comes to sheer size, raw power & luxury. Most lexuses are Toyota-replica entry level luxury cars(Except some unique cars like the gorgeous LC500, LFA etc)
LEXUS, TOYOTA, HONDA and ACURA The only 4 that should ever be purchased!! Resell value high, dependable, long running, better parts, quality materials, more money left in your pocket from less repair and maintenance visits, less headache in long run. I mean yeah, a killer sound system in a vehicle means nothing when the vehicle starts to fall apart sooner then later😂
@@kristians2704let’s take the Acura mdx type s for example…drives real good and has nice interior and features and looks. Def competes with German rivals. You prob drive a 2006 c300 😂
@@MikeyG003 it competes with entry level X5, GLE, not with the M/AMG models and not even with thr “fake” M/AMG models and that MDX is pretty much the best Acura has to offer in their entire lineup and you’re saying that these 4 are the best brands out there
I go lexus all day, the refined powertrain, amenities just place the car in a different level all together. Think of the lexus as a land cruiser with a shot of luxury steroids!
It still isn’t as refined as the Cadillac that’s nearly $15,000 cheaper! So that says a lot about *gm’s* attention to detail, packaging and quality. Toyota cannot compete with them folks.
And better trade in value, reliability, less maintenance visits, and better materials and quality parts. 😊 YOU maybe driving pretty now in that Escalade, but when it starts to break down....😂 good luck with those repair bills lol.... That Lexus owner will still be riding pretty for 300,000 miles and minimal repairs If any. "Enjoy"!😊
Still choose the LX, without the reliability, peace of mind, phenomenal service, and quality like no other. I'm not into party tricks 😂, just want my money to work as hard as i do. Anything American made is a pass.
#facts❤ who wants to blow away $1000s on repairs and a vehicle that will be unreliable. "NOT me"! I'm a Honda, TOYOTA, Acura and Lexus lady. It just makes cents to not spend all your dollars on a cheaply made vehicle 😊
What a ridiculously outdated method for auto shopping. You people are the type of fools who keep lazy manufacturers like Toyota and Nissan afloat based upon old brand perceptions of yesteryear. Hilarious with all the issues the Japanese have been having lately.
@@omendarklight1526come to Dubai and discover the issues going on with the new turbo engines made by Toyota. They are not able to withstand heat. The 5.7 v8 is the one only reliable engine. 😂😂
If their reliability was up to Lexus standards I would to. But unfortunately it isn’t. It’s no where close. Plus Escalades have fatally weak roofs in a rollover
@@Mabeylater293just a money grabbing waste of money. Japanese vehicles can easily run to 300,000 miles and your repairs and maintenance will still be minimal compared to that Cadillac junk😊
Why did Toyota partner with GM? GM saw the joint venture as a way to get access to quality small cars and an opportunity to learn about the Toyota Production System and The Toyota Way, a series of lean manufacturing and management philosophies that had made the company a leader in the automotive manufacturing and production industry. en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki NUMMI - Wikipedia We are GMs life support😂😂😂
@@maleneguillory865 Yeah right, Luxury car buyers be like" We are so rich that we can afford a 100k+ car, but cannot afford to maintain it. Also we're gonna keep driving the same car for 300k miles/25 years even if it's extremely outdated, as we have no money to buy a new car" LOL . In a luxury car buyer's eyes, that Caddy is lightyears ahead of the lexus. Things happen differently in the real world.
I think that I would get something smaller -- even for a road trip. But, I would probably choose the Escalade. To me, it seems like MORE for less money.
It’ll switch up on you like a narcissistic gold digging girlfriend, unless you hit it and quit it real quick. The lexus is a true house wife, could make her a grandma too
I'd go LX. I drove off road and through snow and ice about half the year in Alaska. Full time 4WD is the biggest factor for me. LX size is perfect for my garage.
Toyota relies too much on their 90s era reliability. They don't innovate or push the bar with anything. I've never had reliability out of any GM vehicle I've owned so that's not an issue. I'd get the Cadillac no contest, better tech, just as good interior quality, and looks better imo.
Exactly! Toyota was good when a lot of American manufacturers were not doing great. But GM has largely fixed all those issues and is now innovating and styling way past what Toyota has ever done.
The choice is simple, the LX! To this day, GM cannot make reliable vehicles, they lose half their value in two years. No, thank you will stick with no one reliability.
For anyone who’s going vouching for the Lexus. Come to the Middle East and see the issues going on with the new 3.5 TT V6 engines made by Toyota. The mechanics of the Toyota dealers will still recommend you to go back the V8 as the turbos are not able to withstand heat and overheat. People of America, the products made by GM shipped to the Middle East are very reliable as there are some parts changed to bear the heat. The 6.2 and the 5.3 are solid engines.
I have no loyalty to either brand. Toyota pricing is a combination of greed and preying on consumer belief they are the only reliable brand. Look at the last several JD Power reports and you'll find GM and Toyota neck-and-neck on reliability and dependability. Escalade is a value just as a Corvette is a value vs its competition.
I absolutely agree! Cadillac is pushing the envelope in design and looking to give their customers a special experience/more reasons why you want to drive their truck home. It’s gorgeous.
@@maleneguillory865 You mean like the owners of brand new Tundras that couldn’t drive them for weeks because the cabs had to be removed from the bed in order to address one of the issues they’ve been experiencing? Lol. Could you imagine how expensive it would be to pay for such a job out of warranty? No Silverado or Sierra has ever had these types of problems. 🤯😂
@@G-Rated key word..."brand new", it most likely was recalled and paid for by Toyota, not the owners lol..🤦♀️ Toyota stands by its brand! Yes, every vehicle will have some issue, but that was a minor issue that had NOTHING to do with the truck starting and not stalling or overheating like GM is good for. 🤣😉
@@maleneguillory865 you’re mad because nobody is paying $130,000 on a outdated and lazily executed Lexus LX despite how long the old ones lasted, when they can obtain a much better luxury offering that’s just as dependable but with worlds better technology and styling for less money.
If I were in the market to buy and keep for 15,20 years Lexus reliability,resale.I would only lease a Cadillac even though Cadillacs interior was way better
Can’t wait to see what they do with the Escalade’s refresh! Other brands still haven’t quite caught up to the current model. It still has a presence on the road that is unmatched.
Yes, I'm sure Toyota will help them fix that problem...😂😂😂😂😂ALL YOU TOYOTA HATERS AND CALLING OUT TOYOTA FAN BOYS COMMENTS....READ THIS 😂😂😂 YOUR GM IS A TOYOTA IN A WAY LOL....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂GM NEEDED OUR HELP TO MAKE A BETTER CAR YEAR AFTER YEAR😂😂😂 NOTHING INTERESTING ABOUT THAT ESCALADE GARBAGE!!!! I GUESS YOU GUYS ARE TOYOTA FANBOYS TOO HAHAHA....😂😂😂😂👏👏👏👏👏👍👍🤪🤪😏🤓🤓 Why did Toyota partner with GM? GM saw the joint venture as a way to get access to quality small cars and an opportunity to learn about the Toyota Production System and The Toyota Way, a series of lean manufacturing and management philosophies that had made the company a leader in the automotive manufacturing and production industry. en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki NUMMI - Wikipedia Why did GM form a strategic alliance with Toyota? Even so, the volume was inadequate, and GM sought to acquire a higher volume and gain compact car production expertise through joint production with Toyota. www.toyota-global.com › text Global Website | 75 Years of Toyota | Item 2. Joint Venture with GM What car did Toyota make for GM? 1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009 www.motortrend.com/news/quick-name-all-the-gmtoyota-vehicles-created-as-a-result-of-nummi-5671/#:~:text=1990%2D97%20Geo%20Prizm%3A%20still,the%20Canadian%2Dbuilt%20Toyota%20Matrix. www.toyota-global.com/company/history_of_toyota/75years/text/leaping_forward_as_a_global_corporation/chapter1/section3/item2.html#:~:text=Even%20so%2C%20the%20volume%20was,through%20joint%20production%20with%20Toyota. What car did Toyota make for GM? 1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009 "YOUR WELCOME"!!!!!😘
No comparison boys! Escalade is still tops! Seriously, do I really want to be sitting in the back seat in luxury or driving my vehicle? It’s all about the driving experience! Great review as usual. And I can’t keep up with all your reviews! ❤
Exactly! Navigator tried that backseat executive package gimmick and it didn’t help it to outsell the Escalade either. *gm* has clearly done the most research for this segment and that’s why they continue to dominate it.
@@G-Rated Why did Toyota partner with GM? GM saw the joint venture as a way to get access to quality small cars and an opportunity to learn about the Toyota Production System and The Toyota Way, a series of lean manufacturing and management philosophies that had made the company a leader in the automotive manufacturing and production industry. en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki NUMMI - Wikipedia
😂😂😂ALL YOU TOYOTA HATERS AND CALLING OUT TOYOTA FAN BOYS COMMENTS....READ THIS 😂😂😂 YOUR GM IS A TOYOTA IN A WAY LOL....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂GM NEEDED OUR HELP TO MAKE A BETTER CAR YEAR AFTER YEAR😂😂😂 NOTHING INTERESTING ABOUT THAT ESCALADE GARBAGE!!!! I GUESS YOU GUYS ARE TOYOTA FANBOYS TOO HAHAHA....😂😂😂😂👏👏👏👏👏👍👍🤪🤪😏🤓🤓 Why did Toyota partner with GM? GM saw the joint venture as a way to get access to quality small cars and an opportunity to learn about the Toyota Production System and The Toyota Way, a series of lean manufacturing and management philosophies that had made the company a leader in the automotive manufacturing and production industry. en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki NUMMI - Wikipedia Why did GM form a strategic alliance with Toyota? Even so, the volume was inadequate, and GM sought to acquire a higher volume and gain compact car production expertise through joint production with Toyota. www.toyota-global.com › text Global Website | 75 Years of Toyota | Item 2. Joint Venture with GM What car did Toyota make for GM? 1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009 www.motortrend.com/news/quick-name-all-the-gmtoyota-vehicles-created-as-a-result-of-nummi-5671/#:~:text=1990%2D97%20Geo%20Prizm%3A%20still,the%20Canadian%2Dbuilt%20Toyota%20Matrix. www.toyota-global.com/company/history_of_toyota/75years/text/leaping_forward_as_a_global_corporation/chapter1/section3/item2.html#:~:text=Even%20so%2C%20the%20volume%20was,through%20joint%20production%20with%20Toyota. What car did Toyota make for GM? 1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009 "YOUR WELCOME"!!!!!😘
For me I would pick the Escalade for the ultimate SUV 3 row SUV is just gigantic in his bigger than the Lexus LX and they also have a V series Escalade which I would probably get much for the fuel economy I would pick the Lexus LX cuz it has the better fuel economy it doesn't have a big bulky V6 up under the hood has a V6 which is better South Florida fuel economy go for the Lexus LX but for the off-road capability or whatever if you want more luxury like a 38 inch curved display a panoramic roof to screens in the rear seats go for the Escalade
@@maleneguillory865These are luxury SUVs. The first owners will trade it in anyway in 3 years, even if both can last 20 years, as they get outdated. And its always best to buy luxury cars like these on lease.
@@rtk7233 probably why your finances suck! Always wanna waste money instead of investing and growing money. Your trade in value will still be high on that lexus after high mileage. Then you can either cash in the car for the cash or trade in for something else🤦♀️🤷♀️ Overall, your finances may not be well down the line and that 1 smart money move investment can be a life saver later. You have to think about the LONG RUN....(can you get more back for your hard earn bucks or NOT) 🤓
Good afternoon gentlemen. Another great vehicle comparison video. Even before the video started, I knew the Cadillac Escalade would win over the Lexus LX 600. The Escalade has the size advantage and is more modernized in terms of tech features. As for the Lexus LX 600, that second row is great! Definitely in relaxed mode sitting back there. In a upcoming video it would be nice to see the Lexus LX 600 go up against the BMW X7. In terms of size both vehicle almost identical. Just a three inch length advantage for the BMW X7. Another vehicle to go up against the Lexus LX600 would be the Infiniti QX80. That would be a good comparison video interior wise for both vehicles. As for the Cadillac Escalade it would be a good comparison video between that and the Jeep Grand Wagoneer. When the Grand Wagoneer came out it was aimed directly to compete with the Cadillac Escalade. The Lincoln Navigator too, but primarily the Escalade. Both the Escalade and Grand Wagoneer come with a console freezer and autonomous driving.
Lexus will introduce a new LX with a 14 inch display found in the new RX and GX. Once that is included, it would become a much better vehicle. I do like Cadillac’s technology though.
😂😂😂ALL YOU TOYOTA HATERS AND CALLING OUT TOYOTA FAN BOYS COMMENTS....READ THIS 😂😂😂 YOUR GM IS A TOYOTA IN A WAY LOL....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂GM NEEDED OUR HELP TO MAKE A BETTER CAR YEAR AFTER YEAR😂😂😂 NOTHING INTERESTING ABOUT THAT ESCALADE GARBAGE!!!! I GUESS YOU GUYS ARE TOYOTA FANBOYS TOO HAHAHA....😂😂😂😂👏👏👏👏👏👍👍🤪🤪😏🤓🤓 Why did Toyota partner with GM? GM saw the joint venture as a way to get access to quality small cars and an opportunity to learn about the Toyota Production System and The Toyota Way, a series of lean manufacturing and management philosophies that had made the company a leader in the automotive manufacturing and production industry. en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki NUMMI - Wikipedia Why did GM form a strategic alliance with Toyota? Even so, the volume was inadequate, and GM sought to acquire a higher volume and gain compact car production expertise through joint production with Toyota. www.toyota-global.com › text Global Website | 75 Years of Toyota | Item 2. Joint Venture with GM What car did Toyota make for GM? 1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009 www.motortrend.com/news/quick-name-all-the-gmtoyota-vehicles-created-as-a-result-of-nummi-5671/#:~:text=1990%2D97%20Geo%20Prizm%3A%20still,the%20Canadian%2Dbuilt%20Toyota%20Matrix. www.toyota-global.com/company/history_of_toyota/75years/text/leaping_forward_as_a_global_corporation/chapter1/section3/item2.html#:~:text=Even%20so%2C%20the%20volume%20was,through%20joint%20production%20with%20Toyota. What car did Toyota make for GM? 1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009 "YOUR WELCOME"!!!!!😘
The Escalade is nice city car . The Lexus is a unicorn I that it is just brilliant at off-road ! I live in Australia and this car can cut it in the city and is just at home off-road. I don’t mean puddle jumping in a park or urban area! This car has real off-road capability. Which means it has compromises compared to the city based Escalade But if you want a car for city duties that’s not too big and real off-road abilities the Lexus wins hands down . Plus it’s proven in really extreme environments like Australia . Where some ! I some people use these cars to their true potential.Because we can and we can afford to take these off road and want bit more luxury that a basic Toyota.I have driven both vehicles and they are both great cars depending on on what you really want to do with them .
Will the LX get the new tech from Lexus? Why are they holding back?? They have the new heads up display and gauge cluster, it’s so annoying that the NX gets all the new tech but the flagship LX doesn’t
If money were no object. I'd get the Escalade, I would buy it with the best extended warranty I could get because I would need it ( been there done that). As far as space and comfort hands down the Escalade. Looks the Escalade. V8 engine the Escalade. The LX 600 guarantees that all would work beautifully, perfectly crafted, I have a lot of hearing loss so the Mark Levinson would be absolutely fine, my defective hearing would not appreciate the AKG any more or any less. Even with the V6 in the Lexus I would trust its quality over the cadillac. If you read the cadillac reviews, which I have for 5 years, you will confirm that Escalade owners love their cadis but they hate all the PITA issues that come up all the time. My Escalade went to the shop for repairs/defects 26 times. I got rid of it. I miss it all the time. Now i have a GX 460 3 times in the shop, 2 oil changes and 1 front end alignment!!! Will most. likely get another Lexus because the quality is much better. If I could I'd still have an Escalade..................if I could afford to have it repaired all the time.
Lexus powertrain recall has me looking at Cadillac that little v6 TT looks to be too small to push all that weight around... Lexus needs to bring back their reliable v8 if it aint broke why try and fix
😂😂😂ALL YOU TOYOTA HATERS AND CALLING OUT TOYOTA FAN BOYS COMMENTS....READ THIS 😂😂😂 YOUR GM IS A TOYOTA IN A WAY LOL....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂GM NEEDED OUR HELP TO MAKE A BETTER CAR YEAR AFTER YEAR😂😂😂 NOTHING INTERESTING ABOUT THAT ESCALADE GARBAGE!!!! I GUESS YOU GUYS ARE TOYOTA FANBOYS TOO HAHAHA....😂😂😂😂👏👏👏👏👏👍👍🤪🤪😏🤓🤓 Why did Toyota partner with GM? GM saw the joint venture as a way to get access to quality small cars and an opportunity to learn about the Toyota Production System and The Toyota Way, a series of lean manufacturing and management philosophies that had made the company a leader in the automotive manufacturing and production industry. en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki NUMMI - Wikipedia Why did GM form a strategic alliance with Toyota? Even so, the volume was inadequate, and GM sought to acquire a higher volume and gain compact car production expertise through joint production with Toyota. www.toyota-global.com › text Global Website | 75 Years of Toyota | Item 2. Joint Venture with GM What car did Toyota make for GM? 1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009 www.motortrend.com/news/quick-name-all-the-gmtoyota-vehicles-created-as-a-result-of-nummi-5671/#:~:text=1990%2D97%20Geo%20Prizm%3A%20still,the%20Canadian%2Dbuilt%20Toyota%20Matrix. www.toyota-global.com/company/history_of_toyota/75years/text/leaping_forward_as_a_global_corporation/chapter1/section3/item2.html#:~:text=Even%20so%2C%20the%20volume%20was,through%20joint%20production%20with%20Toyota. What car did Toyota make for GM? 1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009 "YOUR WELCOME"!!!!!😘
I like the Escalade more, but they have too many issues. Had a Yukon Denali and had many issues with that, these Escalades are no different. So therefore, Lexus for me
The Lexus is more Toyota than the Caddy is Chevy. It doesn't have a premium interior environment and the exterior is, ahem, an acquired taste. $133K for the LX??? Sheeesshhh
Tech and looks go to caddy but they depreciate fast and have many service bulletins vs the reliability of Lexus . But at this price point who cares about reliability? If it breaks go trade for another new one
😂😂😂ALL YOU TOYOTA HATERS AND CALLING OUT TOYOTA FAN BOYS COMMENTS....READ THIS 😂😂😂 YOUR GM IS A TOYOTA IN A WAY LOL....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂GM NEEDED OUR HELP TO MAKE A BETTER CAR YEAR AFTER YEAR😂😂😂 NOTHING INTERESTING ABOUT THAT ESCALADE GARBAGE!!!! I GUESS YOU GUYS ARE TOYOTA FANBOYS TOO HAHAHA....😂😂😂😂👏👏👏👏👏👍👍🤪🤪😏🤓🤓 Why did Toyota partner with GM? GM saw the joint venture as a way to get access to quality small cars and an opportunity to learn about the Toyota Production System and The Toyota Way, a series of lean manufacturing and management philosophies that had made the company a leader in the automotive manufacturing and production industry. en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki NUMMI - Wikipedia Why did GM form a strategic alliance with Toyota? Even so, the volume was inadequate, and GM sought to acquire a higher volume and gain compact car production expertise through joint production with Toyota. www.toyota-global.com › text Global Website | 75 Years of Toyota | Item 2. Joint Venture with GM What car did Toyota make for GM? 1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009 www.motortrend.com/news/quick-name-all-the-gmtoyota-vehicles-created-as-a-result-of-nummi-5671/#:~:text=1990%2D97%20Geo%20Prizm%3A%20still,the%20Canadian%2Dbuilt%20Toyota%20Matrix. www.toyota-global.com/company/history_of_toyota/75years/text/leaping_forward_as_a_global_corporation/chapter1/section3/item2.html#:~:text=Even%20so%2C%20the%20volume%20was,through%20joint%20production%20with%20Toyota. What car did Toyota make for GM? 1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009 "YOUR WELCOME"!!!!!😘
Another great review! @2:36 That "Crawl Control" will come in handy when the owner accidentally runs over the sidewalk while trying to park on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, because we all know this $133K SUV will never see dirt on its tires. ;-)
Well if you haven’t noticed the value of the dollar has become less valuable as of lately. Not to mention cars nowadays come standard such as backup camera infotainment screens emergency brake sensors etc thus driving the Msrp up naturally. Backup cameras back then was considered a luxury nowadays it’s mandatory by law so again naturally it’s going to cost more.
the irony here is that Escalade may be very modern, ultra luxurious and looks cutting edge, while the LX600 may look conservative and tamed.....yet we all know in longevity LX wins by lightyears!
@@MercOne it will certainly lasts longer than the Cadillac, and overall will have less problems not just in the engine department....hope that simplifies it for you
I routinely see Cadillacs from the 70s, 80s, 90s and early 2000s on the road In fact I always see the first 2 generations of Cadillac Escalades on the roads here in NYC, routinely Reliability from Toyota is overrated
20+ YEARS- *only* new Yukon Denalis every 3 years. Will never buy GM again - warranty burned me badly and the dealership service manager even showed me internal GM corporate talks about the warranty issue I had. No way ever again. Currently at 36,000 miles and plethora of problems. Gonna get out of lease few months early now --- thus far gonna go smaller like QX60 or MDX. To each his own - but no more GM for me
Easy. Escalade FTW Everything’s wrong with the lx600. It’s ugly, outdated inside, forget calling the interior luxurious. It’s not even premium. Tech is dated, lacks features, rear seats are unusable, rides handles like crap, and it’s way overpriced If you care about reliability then don’t buy a luxury car LOL. Buy a Camry or corolla if you want the ultimate luxury of reliability
what's up naveen the green machine, still ignoring comments from other channel huhs. also, some people actually care about owning a luxury car for a long time and not needing to waste precious time in the shop for things to be replaced
@@huanronghu4432 if you care about reliability at this point then you can’t afford the car. People who can afford this kind of car aren’t pulling out hairs over the fret of unreliability.
The interior of the LX is as ugly as a sin. And anyone who picks the LX over the Escalade needs to be baptized. Because something must be wrong with them.
The Escalade is just not an attractive vehicle. the Lexus needs to make some major updates to the dash to even be considered…at $132…come on step it up. So for me neither for now but great review you guys do an amazing job!!!!!
Live your days out in a good decision sweetheart 😊 Don't buy that garbage🙏🏼🤦♀️ Why did Toyota partner with GM? GM saw the joint venture as a way to get access to quality small cars and an opportunity to learn about the Toyota Production System and The Toyota Way, a series of lean manufacturing and management philosophies that had made the company a leader in the automotive manufacturing and production industry. en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki NUMMI - Wikipedia Toyota is way better momma😊
@@inchlorIentztJiIu In what world? The Lexus lx/Toyota Land Cruiser has an unmatched build quality. As long as you do oil changes…routine maintenance you’re good to go. My 4Runner is a 2012 with 188k miles and has not given me any issues. Just routine maintenance. I like the Escalade but IMO no comparison.
Escalade for me boo boo! It’s big enough for my donk and has more rizz!!! I need a car that’s blinged out to match my phat cakes and Escalade is it boo boo! Buy it for me!!!
It’s funny when y’all pick a issue from *gm* to mention and just ignore all of the issues Toyota has had lately just so you can claim their reliability and longevity will be superior. 🤣
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Why do American SUV cars have an old and old man design, the body has sharp lines on the grilles and big and ugly lights, for example, German Benz and English Ranger cars have an up-to-date and muscular design.
Haters will always hate no matter if it was a Ferrari or a Bugatti, there are always haters for everything. The fact is that these days the Escalade presents a very big threat to any luxury cars, including Rolls-Royce, and Bentley. That is why they feel the need to shit on it.🧏♂️
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Escalade is the practical car on paper… but we all want the Lexus LX.
No
Lexus for me. Don’t won’t to be at the dealership all the time with the Cadillac.
Escalade is for the American market. You literally will not see it anywhere else. However the LX600? A totally different story. It’s the vehicle to purchase for people who understand a true capability of a large SUV.
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the escalade is also very popular in Russia
You’re very wrong on that buddy.
This Escalade model has sold twice as much if not more, than the Lexus did.
It’s also very popular In the Middle East. Definitely not just America.
@aviationtrips yeah I live in the middle east escalades are more common than lx600 but land crusier are everywhere but not the lx600
@@staybased9320 nope. lies. not like the LX.
I would always pick the lexus just for its reliability
And many other attributes 😊
cadillac is also good, it's not a land rover
Good choice but don’t for the 600, go for the 570. Those turbos are a headache
@@tabishvanti2526
I agree with you on this point
You will get that escalade for half price after 2 years . Lexus will hold 90% of its value then .
An financially, that makes a lot of sense to pick that Lexus. The car industry knows that it's a better made vehicle then its comparisons that really can't compare to know Lexus😂😊 "smart money vs lost money"🤑
Yet to find a 2yr old Escalade for less than 90k. Did you even check any used car prices before commenting?
I dont know what area you are in but I have found plenty depending on miles@@anoop4243
Still better than lexus
@@anoop4243exactly....
Correction: The Lexus has more torque than the Escalade.
The Lexus is just a better choice financially 😂
@@maleneguillory865 People don't buy 100k cars for investments anyway. They do it for comfort, luxury, performance and prestige.
@@anoop4243 just say, "You don't"!!!!🤦♀️. Your not the rest of the population who don't mind paying that🤦♀️🤜🤛
@@maleneguillory865 Actually most of the population buys Germans over Lexuses. Doubt me? Look up the most sold luxury car brands in the world and you'll see Merc, BMW & Audi at the top. Americans are pretty good as well when it comes to sheer size, raw power & luxury. Most lexuses are Toyota-replica entry level luxury cars(Except some unique cars like the gorgeous LC500, LFA etc)
@@anoop4243💯 Totally Agree
LEXUS, TOYOTA, HONDA and ACURA
The only 4 that should ever be purchased!! Resell value high, dependable, long running, better parts, quality materials, more money left in your pocket from less repair and maintenance visits, less headache in long run. I mean yeah, a killer sound system in a vehicle means nothing when the vehicle starts to fall apart sooner then later😂
all 4 of those brands make outdated, boring and overall not good cars. Reliability is the only thing they do good.
@@kristians2704you still thinking about 2007? Lmao they make plenty nice updated cars. Open your eyes
@@MikeyG003 see porsche, mercedes, bmw, audi for nice cars
@@kristians2704let’s take the Acura mdx type s for example…drives real good and has nice interior and features and looks. Def competes with German rivals. You prob drive a 2006 c300 😂
@@MikeyG003 it competes with entry level X5, GLE, not with the M/AMG models and not even with thr “fake” M/AMG models and that MDX is pretty much the best Acura has to offer in their entire lineup and you’re saying that these 4 are the best brands out there
Another fantastic comparison video!! Keep up the awesome work guys!
Excellent comparison! I’d go with the Lexus LX due to resale value and reliability..I agree the Cadi is very nice and flashy..
Thanks!
I go lexus all day, the refined powertrain, amenities just place the car in a different level all together. Think of the lexus as a land cruiser with a shot of luxury steroids!
It still isn’t as refined as the Cadillac that’s nearly $15,000 cheaper! So that says a lot about *gm’s* attention to detail, packaging and quality. Toyota cannot compete with them folks.
@@G-Ratedidiot… u cant afford either of those based on your comment
@@jackz4149 Idiot, you don’t know what I can afford based on my TH-cam comments. Projecting much?
@@jackz4149 You sound like a butthurt Toyota fanboy, and plastic princess.
And better trade in value, reliability, less maintenance visits, and better materials and quality parts. 😊 YOU maybe driving pretty now in that Escalade, but when it starts to break down....😂 good luck with those repair bills lol.... That Lexus owner will still be riding pretty for 300,000 miles and minimal repairs If any. "Enjoy"!😊
Still choose the LX, without the reliability, peace of mind, phenomenal service, and quality like no other. I'm not into party tricks 😂, just want my money to work as hard as i do. Anything American made is a pass.
#facts❤ who wants to blow away $1000s on repairs and a vehicle that will be unreliable. "NOT me"! I'm a Honda, TOYOTA, Acura and Lexus lady. It just makes cents to not spend all your dollars on a cheaply made vehicle 😊
What a ridiculously outdated method for auto shopping. You people are the type of fools who keep lazy manufacturers like Toyota and Nissan afloat based upon old brand perceptions of yesteryear. Hilarious with all the issues the Japanese have been having lately.
@@G-Rated nothing compared to the competition buddy
@@omendarklight1526come to Dubai and discover the issues going on with the new turbo engines made by Toyota. They are not able to withstand heat. The 5.7 v8 is the one only reliable engine. 😂😂
I would pick the Cadillac Escalade
If their reliability was up to Lexus standards I would to. But unfortunately it isn’t. It’s no where close. Plus Escalades have fatally weak roofs in a rollover
@@Mabeylater293just a money grabbing waste of money. Japanese vehicles can easily run to 300,000 miles and your repairs and maintenance will still be minimal compared to that Cadillac junk😊
Why did Toyota partner with GM?
GM saw the joint venture as a way to get access to quality small cars and an opportunity to learn about the Toyota Production System and The Toyota Way, a series of lean manufacturing and management philosophies that had made the company a leader in the automotive manufacturing and production industry.
en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki
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We are GMs life support😂😂😂
@@maleneguillory865 Yeah right, Luxury car buyers be like" We are so rich that we can afford a 100k+ car, but cannot afford to maintain it. Also we're gonna keep driving the same car for 300k miles/25 years even if it's extremely outdated, as we have no money to buy a new car" LOL . In a luxury car buyer's eyes, that Caddy is lightyears ahead of the lexus. Things happen differently in the real world.
@@maleneguillory865 Jap cars are for broke people like you
I think that I would get something smaller -- even for a road trip. But, I would probably choose the Escalade. To me, it seems like MORE for less money.
China motors th-cam.com/video/ZDu9tWA2yHs/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared
You also get more silver for less money than gold.
I'm the end the Escalade will cost a lot more because they're not as reliable.
It’ll switch up on you like a narcissistic gold digging girlfriend, unless you hit it and quit it real quick.
The lexus is a true house wife, could make her a grandma too
I'd go LX. I drove off road and through snow and ice about half the year in Alaska. Full time 4WD is the biggest factor for me. LX size is perfect for my garage.
Toyota relies too much on their 90s era reliability. They don't innovate or push the bar with anything. I've never had reliability out of any GM vehicle I've owned so that's not an issue. I'd get the Cadillac no contest, better tech, just as good interior quality, and looks better imo.
Amen
real
Exactly! Toyota was good when a lot of American manufacturers were not doing great. But GM has largely fixed all those issues and is now innovating and styling way past what Toyota has ever done.
@@hobokoala51and Toyota quality is becoming cheap like GM
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I'll definitely go for the Cadillac Escalade 🔥🔥🔥
Lexus hands down ❤
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The choice is simple, the LX! To this day, GM cannot make reliable vehicles, they lose half their value in two years. No, thank you will stick with no one reliability.
For anyone who’s going vouching for the Lexus. Come to the Middle East and see the issues going on with the new 3.5 TT V6 engines made by Toyota. The mechanics of the Toyota dealers will still recommend you to go back the V8 as the turbos are not able to withstand heat and overheat. People of America, the products made by GM shipped to the Middle East are very reliable as there are some parts changed to bear the heat. The 6.2 and the 5.3 are solid engines.
Lexus if one is considering reliability and longevity.
All that suspension on the GM is soo worrisome due to the history of GM products
I have no loyalty to either brand. Toyota pricing is a combination of greed and preying on consumer belief they are the only reliable brand. Look at the last several JD Power reports and you'll find GM and Toyota neck-and-neck on reliability and dependability. Escalade is a value just as a Corvette is a value vs its competition.
I absolutely agree! Cadillac is pushing the envelope in design and looking to give their customers a special experience/more reasons why you want to drive their truck home. It’s gorgeous.
All appealing to the eyes, but your bank will cry from those early breakdowns and issues that will be steep😊
@@maleneguillory865 You mean like the owners of brand new Tundras that couldn’t drive them for weeks because the cabs had to be removed from the bed in order to address one of the issues they’ve been experiencing? Lol. Could you imagine how expensive it would be to pay for such a job out of warranty? No Silverado or Sierra has ever had these types of problems. 🤯😂
@@G-Rated key word..."brand new", it most likely was recalled and paid for by Toyota, not the owners lol..🤦♀️ Toyota stands by its brand! Yes, every vehicle will have some issue, but that was a minor issue that had NOTHING to do with the truck starting and not stalling or overheating like GM is good for. 🤣😉
@@maleneguillory865 you’re mad because nobody is paying $130,000 on a outdated and lazily executed Lexus LX despite how long the old ones lasted, when they can obtain a much better luxury offering that’s just as dependable but with worlds better technology and styling for less money.
If I were in the market to buy and keep for 15,20 years Lexus reliability,resale.I would only lease a Cadillac even though Cadillacs interior was way better
Can’t wait to see what they do with the Escalade’s refresh! Other brands still haven’t quite caught up to the current model. It still has a presence on the road that is unmatched.
Yes, I'm sure Toyota will help them fix that problem...😂😂😂😂😂ALL YOU TOYOTA HATERS AND CALLING OUT TOYOTA FAN BOYS COMMENTS....READ THIS 😂😂😂
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Why did Toyota partner with GM?
GM saw the joint venture as a way to get access to quality small cars and an opportunity to learn about the Toyota Production System and The Toyota Way, a series of lean manufacturing and management philosophies that had made the company a leader in the automotive manufacturing and production industry.
en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki
NUMMI - Wikipedia
Why did GM form a strategic alliance with Toyota?
Even so, the volume was inadequate, and GM sought to acquire a higher volume and gain compact car production expertise through joint production with Toyota.
www.toyota-global.com › text
Global Website | 75 Years of Toyota | Item 2. Joint Venture with GM
What car did Toyota make for GM?
1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009
www.motortrend.com/news/quick-name-all-the-gmtoyota-vehicles-created-as-a-result-of-nummi-5671/#:~:text=1990%2D97%20Geo%20Prizm%3A%20still,the%20Canadian%2Dbuilt%20Toyota%20Matrix.
www.toyota-global.com/company/history_of_toyota/75years/text/leaping_forward_as_a_global_corporation/chapter1/section3/item2.html#:~:text=Even%20so%2C%20the%20volume%20was,through%20joint%20production%20with%20Toyota.
What car did Toyota make for GM?
1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009
"YOUR WELCOME"!!!!!😘
Grand Wagoneer blows both out the water
Range Rover eats this Tahoe 😊
@@emekaiheanacho274 yea at maintenance costs and unreliability lmaoo
Lexus hands down! Reality and ride. Plus it’s a 6 V which is better and cheaper on the gas
Can you compare the Mdx to the Rx350? you videos are great and helpful. I value your opinion esp. the decibel readings.
Thank you! We actually have already made that comparison and here's a link to it: th-cam.com/video/k0PmqvswbvI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=878_eyYYgJIvabRl
Never in all my days of watching car confections have i seen such a sweep😂
No comparison boys! Escalade is still tops! Seriously, do I really want to be sitting in the back seat in luxury or driving my vehicle? It’s all about the driving experience! Great review as usual. And I can’t keep up with all your reviews! ❤
Exactly! Navigator tried that backseat executive package gimmick and it didn’t help it to outsell the Escalade either. *gm* has clearly done the most research for this segment and that’s why they continue to dominate it.
Thanks!
@@G-Rated Why did Toyota partner with GM?
GM saw the joint venture as a way to get access to quality small cars and an opportunity to learn about the Toyota Production System and The Toyota Way, a series of lean manufacturing and management philosophies that had made the company a leader in the automotive manufacturing and production industry.
en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki
NUMMI - Wikipedia
@@G-Rated GM IS GARBAGE
😂😂😂ALL YOU TOYOTA HATERS AND CALLING OUT TOYOTA FAN BOYS COMMENTS....READ THIS 😂😂😂
YOUR GM IS A TOYOTA IN A WAY LOL....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂GM NEEDED OUR HELP TO MAKE A BETTER CAR YEAR AFTER YEAR😂😂😂 NOTHING INTERESTING ABOUT THAT ESCALADE GARBAGE!!!!
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Why did Toyota partner with GM?
GM saw the joint venture as a way to get access to quality small cars and an opportunity to learn about the Toyota Production System and The Toyota Way, a series of lean manufacturing and management philosophies that had made the company a leader in the automotive manufacturing and production industry.
en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki
NUMMI - Wikipedia
Why did GM form a strategic alliance with Toyota?
Even so, the volume was inadequate, and GM sought to acquire a higher volume and gain compact car production expertise through joint production with Toyota.
www.toyota-global.com › text
Global Website | 75 Years of Toyota | Item 2. Joint Venture with GM
What car did Toyota make for GM?
1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009
www.motortrend.com/news/quick-name-all-the-gmtoyota-vehicles-created-as-a-result-of-nummi-5671/#:~:text=1990%2D97%20Geo%20Prizm%3A%20still,the%20Canadian%2Dbuilt%20Toyota%20Matrix.
www.toyota-global.com/company/history_of_toyota/75years/text/leaping_forward_as_a_global_corporation/chapter1/section3/item2.html#:~:text=Even%20so%2C%20the%20volume%20was,through%20joint%20production%20with%20Toyota.
What car did Toyota make for GM?
1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009
"YOUR WELCOME"!!!!!😘
For me I would pick the Escalade for the ultimate SUV 3 row SUV is just gigantic in his bigger than the Lexus LX and they also have a V series Escalade which I would probably get much for the fuel economy I would pick the Lexus LX cuz it has the better fuel economy it doesn't have a big bulky V6 up under the hood has a V6 which is better South Florida fuel economy go for the Lexus LX but for the off-road capability or whatever if you want more luxury like a 38 inch curved display a panoramic roof to screens in the rear seats go for the Escalade
I find the Lexus front appearance to be horrible.
Me too, but the vehicle is a better pick overall in the 300,000 mile long run.
@@maleneguillory865 300k ? No thanks, don't want anything with that mileage.
@@maleneguillory865These are luxury SUVs. The first owners will trade it in anyway in 3 years, even if both can last 20 years, as they get outdated. And its always best to buy luxury cars like these on lease.
@@rtk7233 probably why your finances suck! Always wanna waste money instead of investing and growing money. Your trade in value will still be high on that lexus after high mileage. Then you can either cash in the car for the cash or trade in for something else🤦♀️🤷♀️ Overall, your finances may not be well down the line and that 1 smart money move investment can be a life saver later. You have to think about the LONG RUN....(can you get more back for your hard earn bucks or NOT) 🤓
@@anoop4243 sure....if it's a raggedy Mercedes, BMW, RANGE ROVER AND AUDI. lol....sure...why not🤷♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️ "good luck"!
I buy reliability and resale value i put my money on the lexus. Cadillac unreliable
Lx 600 is more beautiful
If you can truly afford either car, the only thing that matters are the features.
Toyota/Lexus is so overated. Everybody is talking about their reliability, and if you've owned multiple cars, you know that reliability is subjective.
my dream car LX600
Dream harder. You must have low standards
Just watched your Kona video, 1st time viewer and you guys do a great job! Original style, good pace. Will come back for sure.
Fantastic! Welcome to the channel!
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Lexus anyday
Good afternoon gentlemen. Another great vehicle comparison video. Even before the video started, I knew the Cadillac Escalade would win over the Lexus LX 600. The Escalade has the size advantage and is more modernized in terms of tech features. As for the Lexus LX 600, that second row is great! Definitely in relaxed mode sitting back there. In a upcoming video it would be nice to see the Lexus LX 600 go up against the BMW X7. In terms of size both vehicle almost identical. Just a three inch length advantage for the BMW X7. Another vehicle to go up against the Lexus LX600 would be the Infiniti QX80. That would be a good comparison video interior wise for both vehicles. As for the Cadillac Escalade it would be a good comparison video between that and the Jeep Grand Wagoneer. When the Grand Wagoneer came out it was aimed directly to compete with the Cadillac Escalade. The Lincoln Navigator too, but primarily the Escalade. Both the Escalade and Grand Wagoneer come with a console freezer and autonomous driving.
Lexus will introduce a new LX with a 14 inch display found in the new RX and GX. Once that is included, it would become a much better vehicle. I do like Cadillac’s technology though.
Still, very ugly designed, and falls very short next to The Escalade’s phenomenal screens.
Id probably take the Lx for reliability and I prefer the exterior styling but the escalade has better tech and is more luxurious
What reliability?
Lexus reliability in general. I drive a 2014 RX and have not had many issues at all besides a small electrical issue but that's about it.
@@Toxic-hz8sl brand new model and brand new engine( that already has reliability issues in the tundra)
@@klyded8523exactly, like I’m so confused and apparently so are they
😂😂😂ALL YOU TOYOTA HATERS AND CALLING OUT TOYOTA FAN BOYS COMMENTS....READ THIS 😂😂😂
YOUR GM IS A TOYOTA IN A WAY LOL....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂GM NEEDED OUR HELP TO MAKE A BETTER CAR YEAR AFTER YEAR😂😂😂 NOTHING INTERESTING ABOUT THAT ESCALADE GARBAGE!!!!
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Why did Toyota partner with GM?
GM saw the joint venture as a way to get access to quality small cars and an opportunity to learn about the Toyota Production System and The Toyota Way, a series of lean manufacturing and management philosophies that had made the company a leader in the automotive manufacturing and production industry.
en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki
NUMMI - Wikipedia
Why did GM form a strategic alliance with Toyota?
Even so, the volume was inadequate, and GM sought to acquire a higher volume and gain compact car production expertise through joint production with Toyota.
www.toyota-global.com › text
Global Website | 75 Years of Toyota | Item 2. Joint Venture with GM
What car did Toyota make for GM?
1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009
www.motortrend.com/news/quick-name-all-the-gmtoyota-vehicles-created-as-a-result-of-nummi-5671/#:~:text=1990%2D97%20Geo%20Prizm%3A%20still,the%20Canadian%2Dbuilt%20Toyota%20Matrix.
www.toyota-global.com/company/history_of_toyota/75years/text/leaping_forward_as_a_global_corporation/chapter1/section3/item2.html#:~:text=Even%20so%2C%20the%20volume%20was,through%20joint%20production%20with%20Toyota.
What car did Toyota make for GM?
1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009
"YOUR WELCOME"!!!!!😘
The Escalade is nice city car . The Lexus is a unicorn I that it is just brilliant at off-road ! I live in Australia and this car can cut it in the city and is just at home off-road. I don’t mean puddle jumping in a park or urban area! This car has real off-road capability. Which means it has compromises compared to the city based Escalade But if you want a car for city duties that’s not too big and real off-road abilities the Lexus wins hands down . Plus it’s proven in really extreme environments like Australia . Where some ! I some people use these cars to their true potential.Because we can and we can afford to take these off road and want bit more luxury that a basic Toyota.I have driven both vehicles and they are both great cars depending on on what you really want to do with them .
Will the LX get the new tech from Lexus? Why are they holding back?? They have the new heads up display and gauge cluster, it’s so annoying that the NX gets all the new tech but the flagship LX doesn’t
If money were no object. I'd get the Escalade, I would buy it with the best extended warranty I could get because I would need it ( been there done that). As far as space and comfort hands down the Escalade. Looks the Escalade. V8 engine the Escalade. The LX 600 guarantees that all would work beautifully, perfectly crafted, I have a lot of hearing loss so the Mark Levinson would be absolutely fine, my defective hearing would not appreciate the AKG any more or any less. Even with the V6 in the Lexus I would trust its quality over the cadillac. If you read the cadillac reviews, which I have for 5 years, you will confirm that Escalade owners love their cadis but they hate all the PITA issues that come up all the time. My Escalade went to the shop for repairs/defects 26 times. I got rid of it. I miss it all the time. Now i have a GX 460 3 times in the shop, 2 oil changes and 1 front end alignment!!! Will most. likely get another Lexus because the quality is much better. If I could I'd still have an Escalade..................if I could afford to have it repaired all the time.
Do a test at 300k miles when nothing is broken on the LX and everything is on the GM junk
I’ll take the Lexus for a hundred thousand Alex 😂
In my opinion Cadillac Escalade has that Bold statement, I'm here get out the way look,,,,
Lexus powertrain recall has me looking at Cadillac that little v6 TT looks to be too small to push all that weight around... Lexus needs to bring back their reliable v8 if it aint broke why try and fix
They both have very mean looking grills as well
People are blinded by esthetics and gadgetry. Looking good and being good are two different things. Cadillac looks good but Lexus is good.
a Lexus would never top a Cadillac Escalade
Lx600
I would pick the Escalade but my bank account will only let me select the Hyundai Kona 😢
Cadillac all day. It's not even close. Might as well be driving is reverse in the Lexus compared to a V
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Why did Toyota partner with GM?
GM saw the joint venture as a way to get access to quality small cars and an opportunity to learn about the Toyota Production System and The Toyota Way, a series of lean manufacturing and management philosophies that had made the company a leader in the automotive manufacturing and production industry.
en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki
NUMMI - Wikipedia
Why did GM form a strategic alliance with Toyota?
Even so, the volume was inadequate, and GM sought to acquire a higher volume and gain compact car production expertise through joint production with Toyota.
www.toyota-global.com › text
Global Website | 75 Years of Toyota | Item 2. Joint Venture with GM
What car did Toyota make for GM?
1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009
www.motortrend.com/news/quick-name-all-the-gmtoyota-vehicles-created-as-a-result-of-nummi-5671/#:~:text=1990%2D97%20Geo%20Prizm%3A%20still,the%20Canadian%2Dbuilt%20Toyota%20Matrix.
www.toyota-global.com/company/history_of_toyota/75years/text/leaping_forward_as_a_global_corporation/chapter1/section3/item2.html#:~:text=Even%20so%2C%20the%20volume%20was,through%20joint%20production%20with%20Toyota.
What car did Toyota make for GM?
1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009
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I like the Escalade more, but they have too many issues. Had a Yukon Denali and had many issues with that, these Escalades are no different. So therefore, Lexus for me
I would rather own a sports car and a normal SUV than one of these monstrosities.
I own a es 350 I’ll take the Escalade
The Lexus is more Toyota than the Caddy is Chevy. It doesn't have a premium interior environment and the exterior is, ahem, an acquired taste.
$133K for the LX??? Sheeesshhh
Actually the LX600 has more torque than the Escalade... 479lb ft to be exact.
Escalate is the president of SUVs 4Sho💯💪🏾😎
Fantastic review and comparison!😸
Thanks! 😀
Tech and looks go to caddy but they depreciate fast and have many service bulletins vs the reliability of Lexus . But at this price point who cares about reliability? If it breaks go trade for another new one
Why waste your hard earned money though🤦♀️🤷♀️😔🤔
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Why did Toyota partner with GM?
GM saw the joint venture as a way to get access to quality small cars and an opportunity to learn about the Toyota Production System and The Toyota Way, a series of lean manufacturing and management philosophies that had made the company a leader in the automotive manufacturing and production industry.
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Why did GM form a strategic alliance with Toyota?
Even so, the volume was inadequate, and GM sought to acquire a higher volume and gain compact car production expertise through joint production with Toyota.
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Global Website | 75 Years of Toyota | Item 2. Joint Venture with GM
What car did Toyota make for GM?
1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009
www.motortrend.com/news/quick-name-all-the-gmtoyota-vehicles-created-as-a-result-of-nummi-5671/#:~:text=1990%2D97%20Geo%20Prizm%3A%20still,the%20Canadian%2Dbuilt%20Toyota%20Matrix.
www.toyota-global.com/company/history_of_toyota/75years/text/leaping_forward_as_a_global_corporation/chapter1/section3/item2.html#:~:text=Even%20so%2C%20the%20volume%20was,through%20joint%20production%20with%20Toyota.
What car did Toyota make for GM?
1990-97 Geo Prizm: still Corolla-based. Second-generation for MY93. 1998-02 Chevrolet Prizm: Last GM-badged Corolla sedan. 2003-09 Pontiac Vibe: based on the Canadian-built Toyota Matrix.Jul 31, 2009
"YOUR WELCOME"!!!!!😘
Minus 10 points for Lexus staying with a very ugly grill style.
Now do resale value and dependability
Number 2
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Another great review! @2:36 That "Crawl Control" will come in handy when the owner accidentally runs over
the sidewalk while trying to park on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, because we all know this $133K SUV will never see dirt on its tires. ;-)
I already have 2023 Escalade I loved, and I have srx6 and srx 5 and 4 and 2003 sts
Since when did these vehicles cost over 100K? No way they're worth that much
Well if you haven’t noticed the value of the dollar has become less valuable as of lately. Not to mention cars nowadays come standard such as backup camera infotainment screens emergency brake sensors etc thus driving the Msrp up naturally. Backup cameras back then was considered a luxury nowadays it’s mandatory by law so again naturally it’s going to cost more.
I choose the LX
Why when the lx has no cargo room
The Sequoia Capstone or the Toyota LandCruiser 300 Sahara ZX vs. the Escalade.
Lexus LX is letdown by outdated interior, German's rivals has upmarket interior
Even the old generation Cadillac would have been better then the lexus.
The buyer of this kind of lux SUV, do not make their buying decision based on the nominal features analyzed. Very flawed!
That small digital instrument cluster with all that space around it is ridiculous in the Lexus smh.
Darth Vader vs. Cylon Centurion Battlestar Galactica
Yikes the LX really sucks
Anyone who takes the LX over the Escalade needs questioning
Some truly serious questioning 😂
That's because Lexus > Cadillac
@@videos1775 no. Anything > Lexus
@naveenthemachine lmaoo okay facts > opinions
You will get that escalade for half price after 2 years . Lexus will hold 90% of its value then .
Escalade - NOT EVEN A QUESTION
Idk why I wasn't subbed to you
the irony here is that Escalade may be very modern, ultra luxurious and looks cutting edge, while the LX600 may look conservative and tamed.....yet we all know in longevity LX wins by lightyears!
With a turbo engine? Doesn’t that go against all you last for ever Lexus fanatics? Now turbos last?
@@MercOne it will certainly lasts longer than the Cadillac, and overall will have less problems not just in the engine department....hope that simplifies it for you
@@ExpertTH-camCommentatorIdk if you can really prove this one buddy.
I routinely see Cadillacs from the 70s, 80s, 90s and early 2000s on the road
In fact I always see the first 2 generations of Cadillac Escalades on the roads here in NYC, routinely
Reliability from Toyota is overrated
@@ExpertTH-camCommentator Based on what? You have the data? They’re both body on frame vehicles. What makes the Lexus last longer?
Cadillac escalade forever🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I cant with the lexus grill , Looks like it has a very bug mustach with its mouth is just under .😂
An overpriced Land Cruiser vs an overpriced Chevy Suburban. Wit vs ego.
Easily the Lexus. The cadillac is too big, and I don't trust its reliability. Million Mile Lexus all the way.
Escalade wins!!!!
20+ YEARS- *only* new Yukon Denalis every 3 years. Will never buy GM again - warranty burned me badly and the dealership service manager even showed me internal GM corporate talks about the warranty issue I had. No way ever again. Currently at 36,000 miles and plethora of problems. Gonna get out of lease few months early now --- thus far gonna go smaller like QX60 or MDX. To each his own - but no more GM for me
Easy. Escalade FTW
Everything’s wrong with the lx600. It’s ugly, outdated inside, forget calling the interior luxurious. It’s not even premium. Tech is dated, lacks features, rear seats are unusable, rides handles like crap, and it’s way overpriced
If you care about reliability then don’t buy a luxury car LOL. Buy a Camry or corolla if you want the ultimate luxury of reliability
what's up naveen the green machine, still ignoring comments from other channel huhs. also, some people actually care about owning a luxury car for a long time and not needing to waste precious time in the shop for things to be replaced
@@huanronghu4432 if you care about reliability at this point then you can’t afford the car. People who can afford this kind of car aren’t pulling out hairs over the fret of unreliability.
@@huanronghu4432and there are plenty of Escalades on their third and fourth owners and still running strong with stock parts.
@@naveenthemachine if u care about spending time in the shop, u get a jlr product
@@G-Rated yeah, but those are the older escalades. the newer ones are not built like they used to
The interior of the LX is as ugly as a sin. And anyone who picks the LX over the Escalade needs to be baptized. Because something must be wrong with them.
At that price-point... Dul-l-lllsville... like orthopedic shoes, comfy, but fuddy.
The Escalade is just not an attractive vehicle. the Lexus needs to make some major updates to the dash to even be considered…at $132…come on step it up. So for me neither for now but great review you guys do an amazing job!!!!!
Cadillac Escalade
I’m going with the Cadillac because I am just a caddy girl. I am about to trade in my SRX for a New Escalade! ❤
Live your days out in a good decision sweetheart 😊
Don't buy that garbage🙏🏼🤦♀️
Why did Toyota partner with GM?
GM saw the joint venture as a way to get access to quality small cars and an opportunity to learn about the Toyota Production System and The Toyota Way, a series of lean manufacturing and management philosophies that had made the company a leader in the automotive manufacturing and production industry.
en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki
NUMMI - Wikipedia
Toyota is way better momma😊
Lease an Escalade. Buy a Lexus.
Escalades always outlast Lexus 🤦♂️
@@inchlorIentztJiIu In what world? The Lexus lx/Toyota Land Cruiser has an unmatched build quality. As long as you do oil changes…routine maintenance you’re good to go. My 4Runner is a 2012 with 188k miles and has not given me any issues. Just routine maintenance. I like the Escalade but IMO no comparison.
Escalade for me boo boo! It’s big enough for my donk and has more rizz!!! I need a car that’s blinged out to match my phat cakes and Escalade is it boo boo! Buy it for me!!!
Cadillac has thick skin but has nasty reliability issues as it age, while Lexus has thin skin but made up for superb reliability as it age.
Cadillac while stay in the shop for repairs. Gm junk
Quality wise I’d pick the Lexus. The 6.2 engine in the Cadillac has had lifter failure issues for years. Toyota quality is way better than GM.
It’s funny when y’all pick a issue from *gm* to mention and just ignore all of the issues Toyota has had lately just so you can claim their reliability and longevity will be superior. 🤣
@@G-Rated I had a new ‘21 suburban and at 768 miles I had a lifter failure so I’m a little salty towards GM. 🤣
@@mikesowell7969 you still driving that Suburban?
Not in a million years
I'd pick the Escalade.