(11-08-2012 10:01pm)LonnyGer Wrote:  The only good thing about this car is the colour, but therefore I would choose a foil, it's much cheaper

(12-08-2012 12:09am)Lone Rangerover Wrote:  Anyone know the tire and wheel size and offsets of the VB edition ?

Also anyone k ow if this stock ride height or lowered ?

(12-08-2012 08:18pm)LonnyGer Wrote:  Here in Germany, we have one Dealer, about 30km away from my home, who has a vb edition. I was able to had a look a couple of weeks ago, the person who was in charge of this car( he cleaned it), told me that not every part of the interior would be in a final edition, some parts would be falling down( not glued) s.o. The wheels are 22", that's what he said, I'm not sure but they looked bigger as I would expect from 20", the steering wheel wasnt on the left side, so defently a UK show version.

It looked nice, but I was wondering why they put the v.b version in the showroom, while some parts fall off, if you try to touch them (interior).

Greets

(12-08-2012 09:47pm)XFullFatTim Wrote:  The dealership put it there because LR will have sent it to them as there may be potential sales for the VB in your area. It doesn't matter that it isn't the "real deal" VB edition, they are trying to generate sales of them and if nobody can see one in the flesh (even with bits falling off it) then nobody will buy one. For the life of me I cannot see who would spend that much money on an Evoque when you can have a very nice FFRR or an RRS with a lot oy extras on it for the same price! I doubt that my local dealership wil get one to show off as we are a rural / farming area, but Town and Country in Aberdeen will probably be able to shift a few as there are loads of people in the oil industry up there with money to burn and who have to have a car that is a bit different from their neighbours.

(13-08-2012 05:17am)LonnyGer Wrote:  Totally agree, that makes sense, the LR and Jag Dealer is at the same place as the Aston Martin dealer, so there are a lot of people who can probably afford this car.

I also think that the car is far overpriced, the wheels and the colour are quite nice, but some gold parts and a luggage set aren't worth this price at all. I would buy a standard evoque and would help myself with an LV set, and still lots of money would be left .

@lone range, yes I'm almost sure that these where 22", they looked bigger as 20",I hadn't had a look on tyre size, the car didn't looked like it would have had a different (lower) suspension.
I will phone the dealer today if the car is still there, if that's the case I will go there today and take some pictures for you, also of the tires

(13-08-2012 07:51am)XFullFatTim Wrote:  Toyota has a similar reflected glory car, but I doubt many are on show in Toyota showrooms - it's called the Aston Martin Cygnet, basically a Toyota IQ for twice the price!