Range Rover Evoque Convertible Gets Green Light

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• dagmar3 Member Posts: 8

  July 2013

  The Evoq must have quite a following outside of North America. Less than 9% of their sales have been in the US and Canada.

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• ks55 Member Posts: 8

  July 2013

  "The Range Rover Evoque convertible, which takes aim at the Nissan Murano Cross Cabriolet,"
  
  yeah , and how many has Nissan sold? Is it up to three or four now? I forgot ..I lost count.

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• zoomzoomn Member Posts: 143

  July 2013

  Oh, great. The Murano Cabriolet finally has some competition. No one could have seen that coming! No, really. LOL!!!

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• openeyes1 Member Posts: 22

  July 2013

  @RichardBremner; FYI, due to it's elevated ride height this vehicle is a drop top SUV, and definitely not a Crossover. The Nissan Cabriolet is also an SUV, it's just like putting lipstick on a pig, doesn't change the pig into something else.

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• seppo57 Member Posts: 1

  July 2013

  To quote from the Edmunds article about "The Top 10 Automotive Failures of the Last Decade" (http://www.edmunds.com/car-reviews/features/top-10-automotive-failures-of-the-last-decade.html) about the top spot:
  
  "Is there really a section of the population that wants a convertible SUV?"

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• agentorange Member Posts: 893

  July 2013

  An Evoque convertible makes about as much sense as a screen door on a submarine.

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• ks55 Member Posts: 8

  July 2013

  "An Evoque convertible makes about as much sense as a screen door on a submarine".
  
  "it's just like putting lipstick on a pig, doesn't change the pig into something else".
  
  Yes....... these cliche' sayings sound so much better when I 've heard them for the 51st time.

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