Just thought some of yo might be interested.
I collected the wee beastie on Friday 1st June and left the dealership about 16.30, then the following morning went off to a steam fair, which just happened to have an off road display course, which I help organise. So to make sure all was safe, at 10.00, I took the Evoque round a few of the humps and bumps. Even managed to get two wheels off the ground, front nearside and rear offside, two wheel drive, great fun. The wife just looked on, in total disbelief.
25-06-2012 09:00pm
Neo
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Well it behaved it's self quite well, it certainly did not disgrace it's self. Took the humps and bumps easily as well as the wet grassy slopes. Obviously driven with a bit more care than my defender, and did not take through the really muddy sections, only road tyres fitted (my excuse). But would not hesitate to take off road again, we are going to Ireland in August, and hoping to travel a few off tarmac routes while we are there. It feels a very confident drive.
Thanks Evo-King, I did manage to get hold of the little blighter, but he's pretty useless with modern technology, and he is already on a steep learning curve with the Evoque. So just gave him a good talking too. I like the simple motors, my Defender 90 is the last without any electronics, and the other two are just basic LR Machines.
(This post was last modified: 27-06-2012 05:15pm by brinv8.)
27-06-2012 05:07pm
Evo-king
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