Cadillac Escalade Price

By CarWhere Research · Updated

The 2025 Cadillac Escalade starts at $87,595 (Luxury) and tops out at $159,995 (V-Series), before destination. CarWhere doesn't yet have 5 verified purchases of a new Escalade to publish a typical discount, so compare any quote to the MSRP by trim and negotiate the discount off MSRP, before rebates and with no dealer add-ons.

Starting MSRP

$87,595

Luxury

Top trim MSRP

$159,995

V-Series

Cadillac Escalade MSRP by trim

These are starting MSRPs before the destination charge, taxes, fees and options.

Cadillac Escalade starting MSRP by trim (2025 model year)
TrimStarting MSRPDestinationNote
Luxury$87,595Not included2WD, excl. $1,995 destination
Premium Luxury$96,795Not included2WD, excl. $1,995 destination
Sport$97,395Not included2WD, excl. $1,995 destination
Premium Luxury Platinum$116,395Not included2WD, excl. $1,995 destination
Sport Platinum$116,895Not included2WD, excl. $1,995 destination
V-Series$159,995Not included4WD standard, excl. $1,995 destination

What each trim adds: Escalade trim levels explained.

What Escalade buyers actually paid

CarWhere publishes a typical discount once at least 5 verified Escalade purchases are on file, and this model isn't there yet. Deals submitted so far: Every verified Escalade deal (what people paid).

What's a good deal on a Escalade?

Without enough verified deals for a Escalade target, judge a quote by its dollar discount off the exact trim's MSRP, before rebates and with no dealer add-ons. The dealer's cost is a useful reference: Escalade dealer invoice price.

How to get that price

  1. 1. Negotiate the discount off MSRP

    Agree on a dollar discount off the Escalade's MSRP first — not a monthly payment and not the out-the-door total, which hide where the money goes.

  2. 2. Get an itemized quote

    Ask for a written quote that lists MSRP, the dealer discount, each rebate, and every fee on its own line, so the dealer discount is never mixed with manufacturer rebates.

  3. 3. Say no to add-ons

    Decline pre-installed or dealer add-ons (protection packages, nitrogen, etching, markups). The target on this page assumes none.

  4. 4. Apply rebates last

    Rebates come from the manufacturer and apply at any dealer. Take them on top of the negotiated discount, not instead of it.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a Escalade?

The 2025 Cadillac Escalade starts at $87,595 for the Luxury and reaches $159,995 for the V-Series, before destination.

What's a good price for a Escalade?

CarWhere doesn't have enough verified Escalade purchases yet to publish a target. Start from the MSRP of the exact trim, negotiate a dollar discount off MSRP, refuse dealer add-ons, and treat rebates as separate savings on top.

Does the Escalade have rebates?

Manufacturer rebates and special financing on the Escalade change month to month and vary by region and by whether you pay cash, finance or lease. The discounts on this page are dealer discounts before rebates, so any current rebate is extra savings on top — ask for it as a separate line on the quote. CarWhere’s incentives page lists current offers.

Current manufacturer offers: car incentives and rebates.

More Escalade pricing research

Sources and method

MSRPs come from CarWhere's trim-level data, which records manufacturers' published US prices. Deal figures are CarWhere's own verified buyer submissions, snapshotted November 6, 2026: Approved, deduplicated CarWhere verified new-car purchase deals (leases excluded); exact model match. Model year within submission year ± 1, MSRP and selling price present; discounts outside −20%..+40% of MSRP excluded. Target = CarWhere Index target discount (75th-percentile discount of an IQR-cleaned pool); its dollar figure is the target % applied to the sample’s average MSRP.

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