When Tony Soprano had some business to take care of, he left his house, the Bada Bing club, or Satriale’s in his pearly white Cadillac Escalade. You might not have similar business to attend to, but you can ride around just like Tony if you win the auction for one of the two 2003 Escalades used in the show. The one up for auction was used primarily for exterior shots of Tony and company getting in and out of the car, and it’s even been signed twice by the late James Gandolfini—once under the driver’s sun visor and once above the glove box. Bidding starts at $5,000, but we’d image it will end up selling for quite a bit more.
You Can Buy Tony Soprano’s Escalade
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