We'd suspect keeping this gray/black upholstery clean would be a matter of regular vacuuming. The fabric is pleasant, although stray hairs from both your author’s wife and dog clung to the material (despite the latter never actually entering the car). But while the cars we drove around Athens featured leather, this was our first taste of Land Rover's sustainable upholstery. The Evoque's seats are as wide and comfortable as we found them during our first drive in Greece. And just for giggles, a Union Jack pattern appears across the soft, grippy fabric. The Evoque's fabric upholstery is a no-cost option that combines a wool blend with suedecloth sourced from recycled plastic bottles (the same suede-like material is an optional finish for the headliner). Rather than leather upholstery in the Evoque's cabin, and there are more sustainable, humane materials on offer.
The design is lovely, but the handles are a poorly thought out. They don't restow unless the car is locked, either.
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That said, while the car is parked and unlocked, the door pulls remain extended and act as little more than a big neon sign that your valuables are free for the taking. And when you're driving along, the door handles stow in the doors, for a more streamlined look. That shade pops up on the front of the car, too, as strakes in the vertical intakes below the headlights and as non-functional vents on the hood. The sides feature a strake behind and above the front axle that, on our R-Dynamic tester, wear a rose gold finish. The headlights and taillights are slimmer and cleaner, and there's a glossy black strip that ties the two rear lamps together while housing the classic “RANGE ROVER” badging. There are small styling changes, though, that better tie the smallest Range Rover in with its newest sibling, the larger Velar. This is a very handsome vehicle, retaining much of the overall design from the original Range Rover Evoque. Here are five British luxury cars we wouldn't touch with a 10-foot pole contrasted against five others that make a great investment.The Evoque, both from the inside and out, easily outclasses its chief competition. It's therefore important to know which British luxury car to buy or avoid before spending your hard-earned money on a car with lots of high repairs and maintenance costs. Unfortunately, British cars are some of the most unreliable cars in the world, from iconic classic cars to their modern sports cars and SUVs. RELATED: 10 American Classics That Will Bankrupt You With Maintenance And Repair Bills Thanks to their long history of craftsmanship, most of the popular British automakers are luxury brands such as Jaguar, Bentley, Rolls-Royce, McLaren, and Range Rover. British cars are loved for combining luxury, comfort, and practicality with on-road and off-road performance. But when it comes to luxury cars, no one builds them as well as the Brits. There are the Japanese with reliability, Italians with design and beauty, and Americans with power and performance.
Different countries boast a specific quality in cars.
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