Range Rover Evoque Landmark launched

Land Rover has now built 600,000 examples of its Range Rover Evoque at Halewood so, to celebrate that achievement, the Landmark special edition has been introduced.

Available to order now, customers get a choice of Moraine Blue, Corris Grey or Yulong White paintwork. All come with a contrasting Carpathian Grey roof which incorporates a fixed panoramic glazed panel.

Land Rover Range Rover Evoque Landmark 5-Door (2017) Front SideLand Rover Range Rover Evoque Landmark 5-Door (2017) Rear Side

Completing the Landmark's look are 19” Gloss Dark Grey alloy wheels and a Graphite Atlas finish for the grille, bonnet louvres, fog light bezels and model lettering. Keyless entry allows access to the interior, where the seats are covered in Ebony leather.

With a TD4 diesel engine and a manual gearbox, prices start from £39,000. Opting for an automatic transmission instead adds £1,840 to the invoice.

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