Roadtripping With the Family in the Cadillac Escalade

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If you have been watching my Instagram stories you have seen me struggle in my bouncy, Cheerio-covered, mom car. Because when you have four kids, three dogs, (and a husband!) space always feels limited, things get messy, and your ride is never as cool or luxurious as you want it to be. So this last month, I ditched the Cheerios and tested out the new 2021 Cadillac Escalade!

For a family of six, the Escalade is hands down the most perfect SUV that offers the luxury and space for all of our trips and family outings! I’m in love and they are going to have to pry the keys from my mama vice grip!

The 2021 Cadillac Escalade offers Night Vision. An available feature that uses infrared technology to enhance forward visibility, including detection of pedestrians and large animals, projected on the center cluster display.

The Ultimate In Luxe Driving

The 2021 Cadillac Escalade was literally everything I could want in a car. First, it’s a full-size SUV, which means my entire family, our dogs, our luggage, and then some could fit comfortably inside. It’s bold and powerful with a new design that looks sleek and streamlined, so I never feel like I’m toting the kids around in a bulky, mom minivan.

Not only that, but it feels safer. It’s big sure, but the new Enhanced Super Cruise with Lane Change on Demand, a hands-free driver assistance system, helps when driving on the highways. I’m a pretty good driver, but the added safety makes me feel so much more confident when all my littles are in the car!

The 2021 Cadillac Escalade uses all-new, available Augmented Reality-enabled navigation. This uses live street views with directional overlays and more to enhance driving directions.

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Keeping the Kids Happy

And the inside has everything I could ever need to keep me connected and the family entertained. There’s a 38-inch, curved OLED display right in the dashboard, so I can see everything while I’m driving. And the entire console feels clean and contoured, so I can find what I need—maps, music, weather—easily with just a touch.

The kids can get bored easily, especially on our weekend trips up to Big Bear. But there are 36 speakers with AKG audio technology throughout the interior so we can blast their favorite tunes for an impromptu sing-along. Or they can watch the latest Pixar movie on the two, 12.6-inch rear entertainment screens in the back. And there’s even a built-in navigation system, so the kids can see where we are anytime. No more asking, “Are we there yet?”

I wish she was mine, but sadly she had to go back home. Suddenly, I’m back to Cheerios and the Cadillac Escalade never looked better. Have you ever driven a Cadillac?