The Cadillac Escalade interior. This system is seamless in its operation and is especially useful in city driving in rain or snow. The engine is a 5.7-liter V8 with 225 horsepower, but it is not the gem found in the Silverado or Sierra pickups. This engine makes decent power, but acceleration is fairly leisurely because of the vehicle's 5,527-pound curb weight. Sixty mph comes up in 10.5 seconds.
Brakes are disc in front and drum in back.
Anti-lock is standard. Like the other GM vehicles built on this platform, they lack the kind of power and responsiveness needed for a vehicle of this weight. Seats are the biggest difference between the Denali and the Escalade. Not only are these covered in glove-soft leather, they are wide, soft and heated, both front and rear. The doors, center console and dash all have touches of Zebrano wood.