2014 Evoque pricing revealed

Ray_G

Explorer
The Evoque is a blast to drive, plain and simple. Not a true Land Rover, but drive 75mph during a blizzard at 9pm and you'll understand why we have one. I don't think there's another vehicle that's better in adverse conditions on the road.

It is a shame that technology has offset Darwin so much.
 

Fivespddisco

Supporting Sponsor
I would love to see any of those vehicles in over 12" of snow on the road(you're not in Vermont enough)

Well I apologize And bow to your superior knowledge and experience because Buffalo doesn't get any snow....


And for the record the C4 with snow tires is fantastic.
 

flipstah

Leaks.

ZG

Busy Fly Fishing
I don't doubt they're alright when you replace the wheels with much narrower ones, for narrow-er tires.


I'm sure they're fine in snow, but having driven 2 of the 3 vehicles on that list I still feel confident the Evoque is a better vehicle in the snow.


I did not see any STis or S4s on the trails at Winter Romp.
 

Fivespddisco

Supporting Sponsor
I don't doubt they're alright when you replace the wheels with much narrower ones, for narrow-er tires.


I'm sure they're fine in snow, but having driven 2 of the 3 vehicles on that list I still feel confident the Evoque is a better vehicle in the snow.


I did not see any STis or S4s on the trails at Winter Romp.


Okay you're getting dangerously close to Steve Young territory here. I did not see the Evoque on the trails either I did see it stuck in the open field though.

Just for the record I do like the Evoque. I think it is fantastic for what they designed it for and I hope to have one in my driveway soon.
 

ZG

Busy Fly Fishing
Woah there, do not compare I to him. I am not lying about anything, nor am I giving technical facts, only personal opinion.


We drove the Evoque on a few trails, and it was never stuck. Though I do recall it may have been high-centered for a bit...
 
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Fivespddisco

Supporting Sponsor
Woah there, do not compare I to him. I am not lying about anything, nor am I giving technical facts, only personal opinion.


We drove the Evoque on a few trails, and it was never stuck. Though I do recall it may have been high-centered for a bit...


I knew the SY comment would get you to pump the brakes a little bit.

Just remember this whole thing started off with you saying the Evoque was the be-all end-all of hi speed snow going vehicles.

The Evoque is a blast to drive, plain and simple. Not a true Land Rover, but drive 75mph during a blizzard at 9pm and you'll understand why we have one. I don't think there's another vehicle that's better in adverse conditions on the road.
 

ZG

Busy Fly Fishing
I think you're reading into it a bit, I said, "I don't think there's another vehicle that's better in adverse conditions on the road". I did not state that there isn't, but that in my opinion there isn't.
 

Fivespddisco

Supporting Sponsor
I think you're reading into it a bit, I said, "I don't think there's another vehicle that's better in adverse conditions on the road". I did not state that there isn't, but that in my opinion there isn't.



My head hurts. Are you running for office?

I'll see you in a few days my friend.
 

AndrewClarke

Adventurer
If only THIS was a production model maybe my heart would go up a half beat at the mere mention of the Evoque.

That may not be a production model, but this one (sort of) is:

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mpinco

Expedition Leader
The Evoque will do well in it's target market. The largest volume Subaru dealer in the world is Colorado Springs, Colorado. Snow country is a great fit for the Evoque. Even the LR4 will have a single speed transfer case as a snow country family transport. Neither are targeted at the off-road market.

Land Rover's biggest issue? Manufacturing capacity to support expansion into new market segments.
 

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