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This 2016 Cadillac Escalade Must Be Seen To Be Believed


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John Goreham
Contributing Writer, GM-Trucks.com
2/11/2016

Lexani Motorcars, of Los Angeles, California created this Viceroy Escalade. Normally, we'd rather drive than be driven, but this limo is so over the top, even for an Escalade, we thought you might want to see it for yourselves. The headliner features a celestial LED array. In back is a 48" curved, Samsung smart TV on a custom partition. The other gadgets and features include:

- Apple iPad Air II

- 6-way power chairs covered in fine European leather

- Control4 touch screen management system

- Airline style tables

- TracVision Satellite

- Security cameras and monitors

- Raised ceiling

- Wall-mounted opera lights

- Mac Mini computer

- Video conferencing system

You can also get one from Lexani that is bulletproof. Check out the video below and let us know if you have seen a cooler Escalade.

 

 

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