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Range Rover Evoque Convertible Review: Droptop SUV an acquired taste

Posted on June 22, 2017January 23, 2019 By Jarvis

The Range Rover Evoque Convertible’s time in the autoshow spotlight may have faded to distant memory, but its oddball status remains. Even several months after they started showing up on dealer forecourts, usually sufficient time for the gloss to fade on all but the most unexpected exotica, the Evoque Convertible still turns heads. A reasonable part of that, I suspect, isn’t so much because onlookers necessarily like the design, but because seeing an SUV with the top chopped off is still strange.

I’m not a huge fan of convertibles, most of the time. For a start I’m a pale British man prone to burning in the sun; I’m also fairly self-conscious behind the wheel. Bizarrely, though, for all its ostentation the Evoque Convertible might actually be the perfect droptop for the socially awkward.
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