2016 Cadillac Escalade Standard

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2016 Cadillac Escalade Standard — White over Tan Leather

420 horsepower. 6.2 liters. Eight seats. There is no subtle way to own an Escalade, and that is rather the point.

Here is the part most dealers would rather you scroll past: this one shows 125,512 miles. We are putting that number in the second paragraph instead of burying it, because the honest conversation about a high-mile Escalade isn't about hiding the odometer — it's about what's been done to the truck. And this one has a paper trail that most 40,000-mile cars can't match: 29 service records, years of Cadillac dealership maintenance, and a substantial reconditioning package completed by our own shop before it ever hit the lot.

? WHAT YOU'RE ACTUALLY GETTING

? Zero accidents. Zero damage. Ever. CARFAX reports no accidents or damage, no structural damage, no airbag deployment, and no total loss under either owner. On a ten-year-old full-size SUV, that is genuinely uncommon.
? Clean title, guaranteed by CARFAX — no salvage, junk, rebuilt, fire, flood, hail, or lemon brand. No odometer rollback and no 'Not Actual Mileage' or 'Exceeds Mechanical Limits' brand.
? 29 service history records, 52 detailed records on file. First owner leased it and averaged under 12,000 miles a year. Second owner kept it at Williamson Cadillac in Miami for years of documented dealer service.
? Passed Georgia emissions inspection 06/09/2026. Ready to register.
? Two previous owners — a personal lease followed by a personal vehicle. Never a rental, never a fleet unit.
? Original owner's books included.
? OnStar equipped.

Reconditioned by Duluth Auto Service & Imports — our own shop — at 125,341 miles, June 2026:

• Pre-delivery inspection completed
• Front struts replaced
• Spark plugs replaced
• Spark plug wires replaced
• Thermostat replaced
• Valve cover gasket(s) replaced
• Transmission fluid changed
• Transmission filter replaced
• Oil and filter changed
• Air filter replaced
• Cabin air filter replaced/cleaned
• Power seat switch replaced
• Washer pump replaced
• Sunvisor(s) replaced/repaired
• High mount brake light bulb replaced

Also documented within the past twelve months, prior to our ownership: four tires and a four-wheel alignment in August 2025, and brake rotor replacement plus brake service in March 2026. That work was performed by an outside shop, not by us — we are telling you what was done, not taking credit for it.

Estimated retail value of the documented service work from the last twelve months: $4,700 to $7,100. CARFAX reports what was performed but not what it cost, so this is our estimate at standard retail rates. The front strut replacement alone carries a typical retail range near $1,600 to $1,950 on this platform, and the thermostat job runs roughly $750 to $820.

?? REAL VALUE

We cross-check every vehicle against multiple independent sources rather than quoting whichever number flatters us most:

• Current Market Average: $18,312
• CARFAX History-Based Value: $18,640
• Kelley Blue Book Typical Listing Price: $20,000
• J.D. Power Retail Book: $21,000

Those four don't agree, and we are not going to pretend they do. The spread runs from $18,312 to $21,000 — the two market-driven sources sit low, the two book sources sit high. We are anchoring our own math to the conservative end at roughly $18,500.

Now add what comes with it:

• Conservative market value: $18,500
• Documented service work, last 12 months (low estimate): $4,700
• 5-Year Maintenance Plan: $2,500