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Five Door in the metal ? - Fox - 08-02-2011 08:56am Anyone seen a 5 door in the metal yet ? I'm curious what it'll be like, but have a feeling it's going to be smaller than I expect. Which could be a good thing. We (well, my wife drives it) has a Skoda Yeti at the moment and we really like it. I'm guessing it's going to be a similar size ? I used to have a FFRR (08 Vogue SE) but sold it as it was only being used for commuting. And it was far too expensive to own/run just to drive to work. We couldn't use it weekends as parking the thing in any car park was a PITA, unless you liked climbing out through the tailgate. So we always took the Skoda. I bought a run-about but keep thinking about a 5 door Evoque... Land Rover habbits die hard it seems. RE: Five Door in the metal ? - XFullFatTim - 08-02-2011 10:51am There's one here Fox For a BABY Range Rover it look bigger than I expected. RE: Five Door in the metal ? - Fox - 08-02-2011 11:45am Thanks Tim. The 3 door is nicer. But it could be the angle of the photo giving it a large rear end. I think I'll need to see it in person before considering spending £40k(ish?) RE: Five Door in the metal ? - XFullFatTim - 08-02-2011 12:41pm Fox, have you surfed over to the main Land Rover website and clicked on the Evoque section on there, there is a very basic build configurator on that and you can see 3 and 5 door versions in the various colours and with the various wheel designs, then you can rotate the picture to see the car from various angles. I think it's amazing how different the two body styles look yet they are both the same dimensions - IMHO the 3 door looks much crisper, although I usually buy 4/5 door cars this could be my first 3 door since I owned a Volvo 480ES way back in the 1980's! RE: Five Door in the metal ? - Fox - 08-02-2011 12:47pm I agree Tim, 3 door is nicer. But it'll make loading the baby (and baby seat) a pain. RE: Five Door in the metal ? - XFullFatTim - 08-02-2011 01:07pm Ah yes I understand the need for a 5 door now! Babies soon grow up into passengers that can clamber in and out of the back seat though RE: Five Door in the metal ? - Fox - 08-02-2011 01:42pm He is only 19 months. Think I still need a 5 door for some years yet...