It may well be the Range Rover Evoque’s looks that piqued your interest, but it’s a fine car on more objective levels too. It’s good to drive, really posh inside and is even reasonably practical by class standards. Slow depreciation means you should get a lot of that investment back when you sell – and monthly PCP finance costs are surprisingly competitive. The icing on the cake is a plug-in version that offers seriously cheap company car costs.
Evoque Edition trim is based on R-Dynamic S but adds the Black Exterior pack, 20in alloy wheels, a moveable 10.0in touchscreen infotainment system and an 11-speaker Meridian sound system.
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