After debuting for 2012, the original Range Rover Evoque went on to sell more than 800,000 copies worldwide. And if you ask me, by the end of its eight model year run, it was still among the sleekest-looking luxury crossovers on the market. Where the Evoque showed its age, however, was inside, as well as underneath. That’s why the 2020 Evoque might not look like a big step forward, but it’s what’s inside that counts.
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