Mechanic was completely baffled by woman's 'spooky' Cadillac Escalade that kept powering itself on

This mechanic was completely baffled by a woman’s ‘spooky’ Cadillac Escalade that kept powering itself on while parked outside her home.

The luxury SUV repeatedly activated its headlights on its own, often in the middle of the night.

The unexplained behavior went on for weeks and left the owner increasingly concerned, so she took it to a mechanic.

Even after a professional inspection from the mechanic, he still couldn’t find any immediately obvious answer.

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This mechanic was completely baffled by a haunted car

This car was a very strange case that began when the owner of a Cadillac Escalade noticed the headlights randomly switching on and off while the vehicle sat in her driveway.

The lights would light up her whole yard without warning, sometimes multiple times per night, with no key interaction or visible trigger.

When the woman took the SUV to a repair shop, the mystery only deepened.

Mechanics ran diagnostics, checked wiring, and searched for fault codes, but everything appeared normal, and the Escalade behaved perfectly inside the shop and showed no signs of the problem.

Technicians kept the vehicle for several days, monitoring it both indoors and outdoors, and apparently, some even took it home overnight in an attempt to recreate the issue.

Despite all efforts, the so-called ‘spooky’ behavior never returned while the SUV was away from the owner’s house, leaving the team with no explanation for the strange, clearly haunted vehicle.

Finally, the ‘spooky’ Cadillac Escalade mystery was solved

The breakthrough came when a service manager from the mechanic’s shop recalled a similar incident involving another modern vehicle.

He asked the owner an unexpected question about her home’s surroundings, specifically, whether there were overhead power lines nearby.

The answer turned out to be crucial: a high-voltage power line ran close to her house, and a faulty transformer was sending electromagnetic interference into the area.

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That interference was confusing the Escalade’s highly sensitive electronic systems and triggering the headlights remotely.

Once the power company repaired the transformer, the issue stopped immediately.

The Escalade never powered itself on again.

What initially felt like a problem only solved by the Ghostbusters turned out to be a rare but very real side effect of modern vehicle technology.

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