Land Rover Range Rover Evoque 2012-2015Change

The Range Rover Dynamic Evoque Stealth Package is a rare beauty. Decked out in all black exterior - trim, mag wheels, head lamps, and details, it's a real steal.

This vehicle is a pleasure to drive and offers a smooth ride and is extremely easy to handle. Its' technology is outstanding - fully loaded with a large GPS/ Screen display, bluetooth enabled, 7 cameras, 14 speaker sound system and so much more.

The panoramic sunroof gives you breath-taking views in all types of weather and environments. Windows are perfectly tinted with a gradient hue by the original manufacturer (Jaguar/ Land Rover).

Great, sporty, safe and efficient SUV for anyone - single driver, couple, or family. A fun and enjoyable drive in a vehicle that's luxurious and edgy at the same time!

Love this car - was great to drive and even better to look at. Performance and handling was exceptional, and styling was classic Land Rover next level.

The Range Rover Dynamic Evoque Stealth Package is a rare beauty. Decked out in all black exterior - trim, mag wheels, head lamps, and details, it's a real steal.

This vehicle is a pleasure to drive and offers a smooth ride and is extremely easy to handle. Its' technology is outstanding - fully loaded with a large GPS/ Screen display, bluetooth enabled, 7 cameras, 14 speaker sound system and so much more.

The panoramic sunroof gives you breath-taking views in all types of weather and environments. Windows are perfectly tinted with a gradient hue by the original manufacturer (Jaguar/ Land Rover).

Great, sporty, safe and efficient SUV for anyone - single driver, couple, or family. A fun and enjoyable drive in a vehicle that's luxurious and edgy at the same time!

After 22,000 km required new brake pad @ $2000. When I questioned the early wear, I was told that it was likely my driving patterns. I responded that I had 3 Lexus 350 SUV and none needed brakes before 50,000 km. Then I was told the excessive wear was due to the safety features of the accident prevention systems. The car is cute but nothing special for the price. I would not recommend this vehicle. I was going to consider a Land Rover but after this experience, I would not touch another vehicle from this manufacturer.

Beautifully designed and powerful to drive. A great drive in our Canadian winters.
Turns heads wherever we go!

A beautiful, luxurious vehicle! I've owned 3 Land Rovers and the Evoque is by far the nicest. I would recommend this beauty to anyone who's looking for that special vehicle with lots of class and power. The turbo will push you back into your seat, amazing!

I recently purchased my 2013 Range Rover Evoque Prestige preowned. This vehicle is BEAUTIFUL inside and out! A dream on the highway, maybe a bit torquey in stop n go. Engine has enough power for the vehicle size, but a little rough when cold. The vehicle features are awesome! Self parrelell park, huge glass roof, 5 cameras & a powerful meridian sound system! Love my Evoque, and plan to stay in the Range Rover family even after the Evoque! :)

I bought this car about 6 months ago and for the first time in my life I bought a car almost exclusively based on looks. There is no denying that this is a bold and dramatic design and I love it, so much so that I paid up the hefty premium price tag that goes with the Evoque.
However, having owned the car for 6 months and the love affair is maturing, I have to say that I am overall disappointed with the vehicle. I especially find some of the cheaper interior components annoying. The visible parts of the interior are nice. The less visible are cheap and there are obvious short cuts. For example, the floor rest for your left foot is carpet with no rubber pad or protection. The rubber floor mat covers only about 50% of the floor? My much cheaper VW GTI has a much Mnicer lower interior. The convenience key which opens or locks the vehicle while having the key in your pocket or purse, works sometimes, and sometimes not. The navigation system which comes as part of a $9000 technology upgrade, is slow to respond and not entirely intuitive.
I know I am nit picking but for $60,000 I was expecting a little more from Range Rover.
I should talk about the drive, which is peppy and responsive. Fun to drive, but not close to my GTI. The 4 cylinder Ford Eco boost engine is noisy when revved , but has surprising power for a 4 cylinder.
Overall, I am still happy with my acquisition, but if i had to do it all over again I think I might have gone a different direction. Not sure. The new BMW X3 is very nice and roomier. The Audi Q5 is in need of an update. Maybe I should have waited for the Porsche small SUV?

I have only owned the vehicle for the last month. Very stylish on the outside and the inside. It seems as if the concept was released for production with minor modifications.

I love its performance, handling is excellent, and it drives very much like a car.

I was hesitant over the shape of the rear window, poor vision, but its fine for the city and the cameras help a lot in parking situations.

Looks cool, and has excellent interior design. But the engine seems not good enough. I don't think a 2.0 liter engine is resonable for this price.

Of course, it is well trimmed, surprisingly equipped, and the styling is impeccable as long as your tastes in vehicles is not of the "Buick" generations. My only gripe was the lack of performance, although it feel agile and light it lacked strait line speed from the 4 cylinder under the bonnet. We have an Acura RDX and the RDX feels much more urgent under full throttle. The price of $60,000 is a bit steep considering the four cylinder engine, whilst the competition is adorned with V6 or V8 and in some iterations even cheaper.

i cant tell you how much i love this car,stylish, econ, powerful, comfort, reliable, and so much more,