What makes a platinum Escalade a platinum over a basic model?

Asked by migration_california... Oct 12, 2012 at 04:38 PM about the 2005 Cadillac Escalade ESV 4WD

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Bought a 2005 Cadillac Escalade ESV and it was advertised as a platinum edition. Now I am not so sure as it doesn't have the Chrome Platinum name on the rear or anywhere else for that matter.

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Congratulations on your purchase! The difference between the two are more options and features, such as Climate Control, entertainment and security features in the vehicle. You can contact your local Cadillac dealership to get more detailed information on the differences also. Vanessa GM Customer Service

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The new 2015 Escalade Platinum has suede liner ceiling. Massage seats both driver and passenger. Cooler in front console. Intellibeam projection head lights, 360 surround look. 2nd and 3rd row power folding seats. Adaptive cruise control with brake mitigation. Haptic alert driver seat that works in conjunction with the front and rear sensors and cameras. The new suspension has an air ride as well as a magnetic damping ride system. Soft glove leather. And many more features. Bruce -Technology Expert at OC,Buick,GMC,Cadillac. Costa Mesa.

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