Land Rover鈥檚 Evoque Hides Off-road Tech Behind A Luxury SUV
Sadly, the majority of the Evoque's life will be on the asphalt and this is where the Evoque reminds us that it's primarily built for luxury, not sport. The SUV ships with a turbocharged 2.0 liter 4-cylinder engine. That power plant is used in both trim levels. The P250 is capable of 249 horsepower and 269 foot-pounds of torque. Meanwhile, the P300 (which uses the same engine, but tuned differently) outputs 296 horsepower and 295 foot-pounds of torque. Once you get going the Evoque is like most other Land Rovers. It's built mostly for leisurely jaunts. It has the power to keep up with traffic, but it doesn't come close to competing with quicker offerings from BMW and Audi. It's not supposed to. During the test, I was unable to get behind the wheel of the more powerful P300 trim level. That 50ish extra horsepower (along with the mild-hybrid system) probably adds some additional oomph for passing but the P250 is probably fine for most urban drivers.
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That would be the expected inches of snowfall in the next thirty hours in this particular neck of the Maine woods. On top of the eight we got yesterday, the eight we got Thursday, and the ice we had already, things are starting to get a little silly. The Land Rover plow truck is holding up as well as could be expected, considering that various injuries and illnesses make it the last available plow-truck and driver combo in the Great Farm hamlet. It now plows nearly a mile of road each snowfall, never mind that each stretch has to be done at least twice and often four or six times to make it safe. This truck and the plow it carries were never meant to plow snow for as many miles as it has been doing. It has shed a heavy lateral spring, and the spring pin that sets the plow angle looks ready to pop out, the base that holds it having sheared off.
