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Driving the Evoque
Gartly gav
 

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Location: Aberdeenshire
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Driving the Evoque

Haven't done many posts on here but been reading and learning in the background.

Just wanted to state that after 3 months or so ownership and 7000 miles I absolutely love driving my Evoque. Driving home tonight from a long week at work, realised I was very happy smiling away to myself ( good job it was dark!)

It is such a pleasure to drive, a great experience that I always make an excuse to use my car instead of the wife's company car - reason for the mileage in the short time! No regrets at all. Pleased with the handling, looks, interior and especially the quality of the DAB.

Would I get rid of it NO! As a friend keeps reminding me after she saw me a few days after delivery, I feel like a dog with 2 dicks!!!!

Pure Tech 5 door TD4 in Orkney grey, ebony interior, privacy glass, fog lights, xenon lights.
Collection 24th July...
09-11-2012 07:49pm
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Bodlyfunctions
 

Posts: 148
Joined: Feb 2012
Location: UK
Post: #2
RE: Driving the Evoque

Have to say Gartly Gav, I am total agreement with you.
Picked mine up (with almost the same spec as yours), end of march and with 14.5k on the clock now.
It drives, rides and handles beautifully, and without a hiccup to date.
I fear sometimes the forums feature a little too heavily on the negativity of this car.
Yes, there are a few things JLR could have made a little better, but for the price? I think not.
Am looking to keep mine for 4+ years, and then then good lady wife will have it. I am currently at a loss to what I will buy next - looking like another RRE at the moment
10-11-2012 01:45am
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mark_n
 

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Joined: Jul 2011
Location: London
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RE: Driving the Evoque

Have to say you guys are covering some miles. My RRE is not my daily driver so I cover many less miles but I agree it's a great car to drive.

As for replacing it, some say 2 years in is good because there's still a year's warranty left to run. If you're planning to keep the car for 4 years, it's likely there will be some change to keep it fresh and ahead of the pack with the Porsche Macan likely to steal at least some sales.

Mark

Evoque was great, now in an RRS SVR
(This post was last modified: 10-11-2012 08:35am by mark_n.)
10-11-2012 08:34am
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