Review: Cadillac Lyric - Is the Latest Luxury EV SUV Worth the Price Tag?
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The Cadillac Lyric is the latest EV SUV to hit the market, and it's certainly got a lot of luxury to offer. But is it worth the hefty price tag? Throttle House is here to answer that question with a thorough review and comparison.
The Cadillac Lyric looks great, with a sleek, Batman-esque design that is sure to turn heads. It's got a fake grill, which is a nice touch for those who want a more traditional look. The interior is luxurious, and the 340 horsepower engine is smooth and powerful.
But how does it stack up against the competition? The Cadillac Lyric is more expensive than the Ioniq 5, the Audi Q8 e-tron, and the Tesla. It's also not as powerful as the upcoming all-wheel drive version with 500 horsepower. But it does handle corners better than most luxury cars, and it's got a few features that make it stand out from the crowd.
So if you're looking for a luxurious EV SUV that won't break the bank, the Cadillac Lyric might be the perfect choice. With its sleek design, powerful engine, and great features, it's sure to please car enthusiasts and hot hatch fans alike. Check out Throttle House for more car comparisons, new car reviews, drag races, track tests, car battles, and the best Canadian cars.
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Viewer Reactions for 2023 Cadillac LYRIQ Review // A Mercedes In Disguise
Throttle House's review of the Lyriq: A Mercedes in Disguise, has viewers raving about the incredible performance of Thomas Holland and the clever one-liners he delivers. The intro is praised for making a good point about accessibility and industry failure, while James' analogy regarding the first cars looking like carriages is also highlighted. The show is seen as filling the Top-Gear sized hole in viewers' hearts, with the intros being particularly well-received. The interior is commended for still having some visual emotion left in it, and the sound of the car as it drives along is praised. The front grill look is seen as helping to break it up and add style, and the glove box is seen as a deal breaker. Thomas' line about garlic sauce is seen as hilarious, and James' comment about not pressing on anything too hard is seen as summing up the car. The headlight assembly is seen as expensive and difficult to replace, while GM is criticized for putting expensive, useless features on their cars instead of upgrading the interior materials.
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