It's an interesting concept, the convertible crossover. And though it didn't quite work for Nissan (in fact, it was a total failure), perhaps there's a second shot at niche success with the smaller, better-looking Range Rover Evoque Convertible.
With the top up, the roof retains the shape of the Range Rover Evoque. Retracted, the three-door looks kind of chunky and cute, and trust me, it's not hard to imagine these things all over the streets of metropolitan Los Angeles, especially the wealthy neighborhoods. I say that because, as you can imagine, the Evoque Convertible isn't cheap, starting at $51,470. A friend of mine even spec'd one up to nearly $74,000. Woof.
Still, if any lifestyle car is going to pull off the whole CUV-convertible thing, it's the Evoque.
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