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Why? Looking for facts NOT OPINIONS. Facts firsts, your opinion second.

It depends what you want it for...
Nothing beats toyota quality, and toyota goes all out on their flagship the lexus, you may be able to expect everything to work after 200k miles, and the car will still look sharp

But if you like the sucking on lemon bling bling, grill of a cadilac escalde, nothing else will do.

I think cadilacs are ugly as hell, and they're cheap GM cars, if you keep it a long time expect peeling paint and power windows that stop going up and down.

Give me a lexus any day.

Lexus

Deffinetly Cadi

Cadillac.. American company, dependable, readily available parts when in need of fix, stylish, engineered engines. they are some facts that jump out at me when I think of a Cadillac. they're evolving from the gigantic sedan of the 70's and 80's and are starting to develop sleeker sports car like autos to compete with Lexus, BMW and Mercedes Benz. One of my personal favorites is the STS with the Northstar V 8, that car simply hauls. And it also is very spacious, and for its size handles very well, while giving a pillowy supple ride for the passenger, without sacrificing too much road feel for the driver. I hope this helps you out some.. Could you add which models of each car you want to compare, or is this a brand comparison?

I have to agree with Padrote Chingon...Cadillacs are way to flashy and they scream new money and hip hop, besides they are gas guzzlings pieces of crap.
Lexus is a Toyota brand and Toyota is better than GM...though I want an Audi.they're sleeker and way cool

got to be lexus for relability and resale value caddys aren't well thought of in uk majority of people asume there big gas guzzlers and are made of plastic from the70s

Lexus, hands down. GM's new Caddys are nice to look at, but at 100k miles they quit.

Even although Cadillac is building competitive merchandise, Lexus is a better in general purchase usually.

Lexus, will last lots longer then any caddy will. also will not use up as much time in the shop.