For The front wheel drive Range Rover Evoque 2.2 eD4 150 Prestige loses none of the Evoque’s stunning looks and, as well as being cheaper to buy, it’s a good deal easier on fuel than its 4WD sibling.
Against It doesn’t feel nearly as assured or as comfortable as the four-wheel-drive models. Additionally, it’s neither as practical, nor as good to drive, as a BMW X3.
The Range Rover Evoque 2.2 eD4 150 Prestige is not as good to drive as the four-wheel drive Evoque, but it’s a good deal kinder on the pocket and the environment. Given the choice, we’d still pay the extra for the 4x4.
Land Rover took more than 18,000 orders for the Range Rover Evoque before the car started trundling down the production line at Halewood - that gives you some idea of how sought after this car is, and this popularity means rock-solid residual values.
Like all Land Rovers, the Evoque comes with a three-year unlimited mileage warranty and a six-year anti-corrosion warranty. You also get a three-year roadside assistance package.
If you're planning on raiding the options list, we'd recommend you do what 9 out of 10 Evoque buyers will do, and add the panoramic roof. It adds a lot more light to the otherwise dark and gloomy cabin.
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