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From what I've seen of spy shots of the Yukon Denali, that's my favorite so far.

The leaked photos of the new Escalade look pretty good too. Just got the below email today. That’s a HUGE display, and OLED. The General didn’t hold back; they’re going to spank the Navigator.

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The General didn’t hold back; they’re going to spank the Navigator.

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I wouldn't go as far as saying they are gonna spank the Navigator, that's a bit too premature. I haven't seen the 30 way power seats the black label Navigator has, nor the torque numbers of the little Ecoboost. Just because it has a fancy screen doesn't make it a class leader yet.
 
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The leaked photos of the new Escalade look pretty good too. Just got the below email today. That’s a HUGE display, and OLED. The General didn’t hold back; they’re going to spank the Navigator.

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Not sure what makes you think they’re gojng to spank the navigator but I certainly hope they do. Ford clearly caught GM by surprise and I have to believe that’s why the roll out was so delayed. Real competition is good.
 
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Not sure what makes you think they’re gojng to spank the navigator but I certainly hope they do. Ford clearly caught GM by surprise and I have to believe that’s why the roll out was so delayed. Real competition is good.

Real competition is good and I’m glad Ford has a decent product to up the game for all. Realistically, GM is already spanking Ford in Escalade vs new Navigator sales. Yes Navigator sales went up from embarrassingly low numbers to still only half of Escalade sales. And the sales number comparison is even worse than it looks for Lincoln when you consider GM has a middle tier luxury line in Denali that pulls sales away (cannibalizes) some Escalade sales.

So, because the General is already blowing away the new Navigator, their new Escalade that they worked extra ******* improving will most likely “spank” Navigator even more than they are already doing today with a model that was released in 2014 (as a 2015).


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Real competition is good and I’m glad Ford has a decent product to up the game for all. Realistically, GM is already spanking Ford in Escalade vs new Navigator sales. Yes Navigator sales went up from embarrassingly low numbers to still only half of Escalade sales. And the sales number comparison is even worse than it looks for Lincoln when you consider GM has a middle tier luxury line in Denali that pulls sales away (cannibalizes) some Escalade sales.

So, because the General is already blowing away the new Navigator, their new Escalade that they worked extra ******* improving will most likely “spank” Navigator even more than they are already doing today with a model that was released in 2014 (as a 2015).


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Oh you mean sell more. Sure. That’s probably true. Is it a better product? Remains to be seen. Camrys ‘spank’ lots of cars too from a sales standpoint.
 
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Oh you mean sell more. Sure. That’s probably true. Is it a better product? Remains to be seen. Camrys ‘spank’ lots of cars too from a sales standpoint.

Sure, money talks. Every business measures success with revenue/sales. Yes they’ll include other metrics as well, but sales is the bottom line after all.


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Sure, money talks. Every business measures success with revenue/sales. Yes they’ll include other metrics as well, but sales is the bottom line after all.


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Sales doesn’t necessarily equate to a better product though. That’s my point.

Britney Spears isnt a better ‘artist’ than Yo-Yo Ma...but she crushes him from a sales standpoint.
 
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Sales doesn’t necessarily equate to a better product though. That’s my point.

Britney Spears isnt a better ‘artist’ than Yo-Yo Ma...but she crushes him from a sales standpoint.

I get what you’re saying, but I think sales is a better metric of better product in the Escalade vs Navigator example, than in the Britney Spears vs Yo-Yo Ma example. Escalade and Navigator target the exact same customer and are therefore similar products. Spears and Ma however, target totally different customers and are different products.

But yes, sales isn’t the only metric of better product, but in this case it’s the most important metric.


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