Range Rover Evoque car review: ‘It’s a compromise car’

The accent is on fuel and carbon economy – relative to the rest of the Land Rover family, of course, not to cars at largeThere’s something about the rounded exterior of the Range Rover Evoque that makes me want to give it a hug, but only in the pictures. I would never hug a live car.People in the big-car market call this a diddy version of a real Range Rover; there’s even one with three doors, for those who want all the road hogging with none of the convenience. However, to any