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Used test: BMW 3 Series Touring vs Range Rover Evoque verdict

With a badge as stylish as Kim K, the Range Rover Evoque is a compelling buy, especially used. But can it better a similarly priced BMW 3 Series Touring?...

Used test: BMW 3 Series Touring vs Range Rover Evoque

Our verdict

If we're talking luxury, the Range Rover Evoque, for the most part, has top trumps. It has a more comfortable ride, a more commanding driving position and a slightly plusher interior. 

However, the BMW 3 Series Touring remains an impressively premium product, and crucially it surpasses the Evoque in a few important areas, namely practicality and fuel economy. And don't even get us started on the driving experience – it's as sharp to drive as estate cars come, and much more fun than the Evoque. Forget the Hollywood glitz, the 3 Series Touring is our winner. 

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1st – BMW 3 Series Touring

BMW 3 Series Touring front cornering

For Engaging handling; punchy yet frugal engine; great infotainment system; bigger boot
Against Disappointing reliability (on diesel models); firm ride

What Car? says 5 out of 5 stars

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2nd – Range Rover Evoque

Range Rover Evoque driving

For Plush ride; classy interior; high driving position; good rear head room
Against Less spacious overall; underwhelming fuel economy; so-so boot space

What Car? says 4 out of 5 stars

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Specifications: BMW 3 Series Touring 320d xDrive M Sport

Engine size 4cyl, 1995cc, diesel
Power 187bhp 
Torque 295lb ft 
Gearbox 8-spd automatic
0-60mph 7.2sec
Top speed 140mph
Official fuel economy 51.4mpg
Test MPG 41.6mpg
CO2 emissions 124g/km


Specifications: Range Rover Evoque D180 S

Engine size 4cyl, 1999cc, diesel
Power 178bhp 
Torque 317lb ft 
Gearbox 9-spd automatic
0-60mph 9.5sec
Top speed 127mph
Official fuel economy 41.5mpg
Test MPG 33.8mpg
CO2 emissions 145g/km


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