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The Evoque is a little beast on the trail
Evoqess
 

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The Evoque is a little beast on the trail

And the Audi Q5 is a runner up. Of course. Wink

http://www.windingroad.com/articles/revi...que-coupe/

Evoque fan who used to drive Shocked a Pure, Fuji, 19" style 4 alloys, heated everything, rear cam, power tailgate, pan roof, privacy glass etc
13-10-2011 12:16am
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PhilSkill
 

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RE: The Evoque is a little beast on the trail

Nice article thanks! I noticed this, automatic only... looked wrong?

Look down and behind the gearlever (automatic only) and you’ll see buttons to activate Evoque’s version of the Terrain Response system

MY12 Fuji Dynamic SD4 Manual, Pano Roof, Electric Tailgate with own Close module
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13-10-2011 12:33am
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Spiderman
 

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RE: The Evoque is a little beast on the trail

Good review, fairly accurate, however they stated their "gut feeling is that this is a very composed, but pretty uncommunicative driver".

However, 'some say' that as I have owned my Dynamic for almost a month and as a part time Stig, I can testify that I agree that it is very composed, however, it is also a very good communicative driver....it also has best if breed RR internal finishings & you'll be delighted to receive your Evoque too, if you have the patience to wait until LR sort their current logistical nightmares as this is one of life's great cars and one thats definitely worth the wait Very Happy

Quit work - Get some stuff - Go somewhere - Have some fun
13-10-2011 12:41am
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Evoqess
 

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RE: The Evoque is a little beast on the trail

I like your review even better Stig-Spidey Smile

Evoque fan who used to drive Shocked a Pure, Fuji, 19" style 4 alloys, heated everything, rear cam, power tailgate, pan roof, privacy glass etc
13-10-2011 12:57am
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Spiderman
 

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RE: The Evoque is a little beast on the trail

Now why the heck didn't I call myself that in the first place, thats genius, pure genius Very Happy

Stig-Spidey or should it be Spidy-Stig or Spidey the Stig?

BTW, Spider is in reference to an open top Ferrari and man is because thats what I am.....'some say' a bloody good one too, well my Wife and my Mother do at least Laughing

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13-10-2011 01:09am
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alibeau
 

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RE: The Evoque is a little beast on the trail

(13-10-2011 01:09am)Spiderman Wrote:  BTW, Spider is in reference to an open top Ferrari and man is because thats what I am.....'some say' a bloody good one too, well my Wife and my Mother do at least Laughing

Gutted..... I thought we had a superhero in our midst Laughing

Ali Smile

Black Dynamic Si4 - gone but not forgotten.
13-10-2011 08:55am
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DynamicRRV
 

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RE: The Evoque is a little beast on the trail

Spidy-stig-spidy-stig does whatever a Spidy -stig does Smile
13-10-2011 09:32am
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Daigriff
 

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RE: The Evoque is a little beast on the trail

Good and fair article.

There are some good anagrams for spidermanWink

Arrived 16th December 2011: 5 door Prestige SD4 auto in Barolo black with ambience interior, pano roof, privacy and 20" style 6 alloys.Very Happy
13-10-2011 11:26am
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