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From Fifth Avenue to Rodeo Drive and in other ritzy enclaves the world over, few automotive nameplates prick up the ears of image-conscious consumers the way Range Rover’s does. The brand has earned its status-symbol position the hard way, through decades of building vehicles that blend sumptuous luxury with the ability to conquer the world’s toughest terrain. The smallest Range Rover offering, the Evoque, has brought that heritage down to a lower—but still appropriately expensive—price point, luring buyers with eye-catching exterior design and a luxurious cabin. It isn’t as adept off-road as its larger stablemates, nor is it as refined on-road, but it’s mighty attractive nonetheless—and it wears the vaunted Range Rover name spelled out in large letters on its hood. For some buyers, that’s more than enough. READ MORE ››
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