What we're driving: 2020 Cadillac XT6

• It checks most of the boxes you'd want in a luxury crossover, including a long list of driver assistance and safety technologies.
• Most are standard, but you can pay thousands more for enhanced features including rear pedestrian alert and night vision.
• It comes in two versions. The Premium Luxury starts at $53,690 ($54,695 for AWD) and the Sport version starts at $58,090. My fully loaded test drive was $70,890.

My thought bubble: Although it looks like part of the Cadillac family, the XT6 feels like a placeholder, especially after I saw what GM has in the pipeline with the all-electric, tech-oriented Cadillac Lyriq.

• Cadillac is in desperate need of a makeover, and the XT6 can't hold a candle to the Lyriq.