The all-new 2012 Range Rover Evoque arrives in Denver dealerships this fall. The new crossover is born out of the LRX concept coupe that came to the Denver Auto Show three years ago. The new Evoque has four doors but still has the raked roofline to give it the LRX concept look. Although it’s smaller than any current Land Rover, it is five inches shorter, four inches wider, and has a longer wheelbase than the original Range Rover. Clearly Land Rover is targeting the mid-size BMW X3, Lexus RX, and Audi Q5 SUV Denver buyers and could have…Read More.
Just the Right Formula for Denver Commuters:
With luxury crossovers being one of the fastest growing segments here in Denver, the 2012 Range Rover Evoque will definitely be generating buyer interest. The all-new Evoque will be offered in four-door and a two-door coupe version and comes in Pure, Premium and Dynamic versions and whether standard or optional, a full suite of gadgets and conveniences will be offered. Outside, standard equipment on the Pure includes 19-inch wheels, the Land Rover Terrain Response system, hill start assist, front and rear foglights, automatic…Read More.
A sporty driving machine for Denver commuters:
Denver consumers looking at the 2012 Range Rover Evoque on paper won’t get too enthused with the crossover being much of a performance vehicle. But when they dig deeper into the technical stats, the picture gets a lot clearer as to why Land Rover put the all-new 2.0-liter powerplant in the 2012 Evoque. The Evoque uses a Ford 2-liter EcoBoost turbocharged engine much like the optional engine in the new Explorer. The key to the engine’s success will be because of two important technical factors: the latest direct injection and…Read More.
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