@@alieudarbo3139 Blame yourself or the previous owner. This Evoque has a ford engine, no way it is unreliable. Mine has over 300k miles and will never break down, i dare it to.
A Range Rover breaks down like any other Car, where the issue comes in is that it can cost a bit to fix, and 90% of them never go off-road, there Family Cars, some people feel safer in a big Car, and, if your not a plate snob, an older model if you buy well can be had for four figure amounts, and finally, when buying a car it’s your choice your money, some of us would do well to remember that.
@@nealp885 bought it with around 30,000 and now it has around 93,000. its a petrol full option basically and it proved to be reliable despite speedind and offroading.
Easily one of the best looking SUVs :D. Yes, it'll be quite expensive and maybe less reliable than equivalent BMW's or Audis, but you still be getting a cool-looking SUV which you could use on a regular basis :)
Very helpful video as I'm thinking of buying a used Evoke 2.2 just worry about short journeys and clogging up the DPF same on most modern diesels though.
Go for a 2011-2014 2.2 sd4 one as they are less problematic than the 2015 onwards with the ingenium engine as that is a notorious engine for dpf problems as well as timing chain problems.
Question , How is the Land Rover Evoque 2.2 Td4 Prestige . Im in the market for one here in my country but many ppl say its a loss of much money with all the problems.
So you can't imagine why the convertible did not sold, the petrols are also weak sellers and the diesels account for the success ? Just a hint, it may be the price tag. Petrols and convertibles were expensive, diesels dirt cheap, comparable to Volkswagen Tiguan. The ingenium diesel is not reliable, the old 2.2l FordPSA diesel were bulletproof. Dangerous fault like on Ford Mondeo: the electric steering servo was mounted with aluminium screws, they corrode and break. There was a recall but only in some countries. Other may die. Buy a 2WD, as the Haldex on 4WD accounts for problems around 100000km, oil clogged. Every repair at JLR is ridiculous expensive, so most cars with problems get stolen or crashed to let the insurance pay for it.
1- Rav4 might be the most relialble but bland looking 2- steer clear from bmw!! had 3 of them all look great x5, 330 and 525 all of them went overheating and dripping oil. 3- Evoque expensive to maintain too much unreliable tech in it has all the bells and whistles great looking suv but remember everything comes at price ..also buy yourself Diagnostik kit you will need it
This is a paid ad that only glorifies and doesn't give you the real deal. While this car might be extremely attractive, engineering behind most models is so poor that you could be entrapped financially. I've owned a cheap rover 25 before and it gave me the most electrical problems than any car I've ever owned. Problems experienced by owners of this model are to some extent similar to what I've went through with the rover 45.
Thanks for your words of wisdom but had my Landy for 12 years its 17 years old its been 100% reliable still all original apart from brakes, tyres and 2 bulbs. Never failed an MOT
4 years in and not had one issue! Love driving it
Mine broke after 3 months
@@alieudarbo3139which year?
@@alieudarbo3139
Blame yourself or the previous owner.
This Evoque has a ford engine, no way it is unreliable.
Mine has over 300k miles and will never break down, i dare it to.
@@Eye-it-azzwow how much was it????
@@isabella6075
$18k when i bought it few years ago.
I just bought a 2014 with 100k miles for $7k
A Range Rover breaks down like any other Car, where the issue comes in is that it can cost a bit to fix, and 90% of them never go off-road, there Family Cars, some people feel safer in a big Car, and, if your not a plate snob, an older model if you buy well can be had for four figure amounts, and finally, when buying a car it’s your choice your money, some of us would do well to remember that.
Yes, it breaks down like every other car, but the repair comes at a premium price tag, like 3000 for a fuel pump or 14000 for transmission.
I have had my evoque 2012 since 2015 and its been so reliable and so badass. Great videoo
How is it on gas? Is it fuel efficient?
@@cristibelpena659 it gets 16 mpg petrol with harsh driving, if i really wanted to i could get way better mpg.
@@ralphevoque5209 how many miles did you buy it with and how many now?
@@nealp885 bought it with around 30,000 and now it has around 93,000. its a petrol full option basically and it proved to be reliable despite speedind and offroading.
@@ralphevoque5209 That's good to hear
Easily one of the best looking SUVs :D. Yes, it'll be quite expensive and maybe less reliable than equivalent BMW's or Audis, but you still be getting a cool-looking SUV which you could use on a regular basis :)
Very helpful video as I'm thinking of buying a used Evoke 2.2 just worry about short journeys and clogging up the DPF same on most modern diesels though.
Go for a 2011-2014 2.2 sd4 one as they are less problematic than the 2015 onwards with the ingenium engine as that is a notorious engine for dpf problems as well as timing chain problems.
Easily one of the best looking SUVs
I must admit, I do disagree with some of what has been said this is one of the best Cars I’ve ever owned and I’ve had around 60 cars
What model did you own? What year rather
@@Skye_lord 2016 range Rover evoque
Question , How is the Land Rover Evoque
2.2 Td4 Prestige .
Im in the market for one here in my country but many ppl say its a loss of much money with all the problems.
The 2.2 engine is the more reliable don't get the 2.0 diesel that engine is rubbish. 😊
@@garywinterbottom6073what fuel?
I do long distance alot
@Empress003 I run on e10 unleaded sometimes use a fuel additives to clean injection but had no trouble with mine.
Saying that it is "well engineered"..........really ? You have to pull out the entire engine to work on it and you call it well engineered ?
True
So you can't imagine why the convertible did not sold, the petrols are also weak sellers and the diesels account for the success ? Just a hint, it may be the price tag. Petrols and convertibles were expensive, diesels dirt cheap, comparable to Volkswagen Tiguan. The ingenium diesel is not reliable, the old 2.2l FordPSA diesel were bulletproof. Dangerous fault like on Ford Mondeo: the electric steering servo was mounted with aluminium screws, they corrode and break. There was a recall but only in some countries. Other may die. Buy a 2WD, as the Haldex on 4WD accounts for problems around 100000km, oil clogged. Every repair at JLR is ridiculous expensive, so most cars with problems get stolen or crashed to let the insurance pay for it.
I’ve got 12k I’m
Thinking this, RAV4 or X5
1- Rav4 might be the most relialble but bland looking
2- steer clear from bmw!!
had 3 of them all look great x5, 330 and 525 all of them went overheating and dripping oil.
3- Evoque expensive to maintain too much unreliable tech in it has all the bells and whistles great looking suv but remember everything comes at price ..also buy yourself Diagnostik kit you will need it
Not one mention of the spontaneously imploding ingenium engines….
maybe its a myth
Probably because it's bollox
You never owned one.
Vikki...... thank you for calling ut a mk 1 and not a "1st gen"
Just don't do it. Quite simple. 😇👍
Dont get a kia sportage or tucson instead rr are rubbish especially the ingenium engine. The 2.2 is the best.
I really like the Evoque but they get tatty very very quickly. It’s very difficult to find a nice one
This is a paid ad that only glorifies and doesn't give you the real deal. While this car might be extremely attractive, engineering behind most models is so poor that you could be entrapped financially. I've owned a cheap rover 25 before and it gave me the most electrical problems than any car I've ever owned. Problems experienced by owners of this model are to some extent similar to what I've went through with the rover 45.
The best advice I can give anyone is to never buy a used Land Rover.
Or and German SUV ...
How many have you owned?
Thanks for your words of wisdom but had my Landy for 12 years its 17 years old its been 100% reliable still all original apart from brakes, tyres and 2 bulbs. Never failed an MOT
Got one have you
I bought one in 2013 and had it for 3 years with no problems
The car for footballwives
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All range rover’s reliability is simple 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩 💵💵💵💵💵💵💵💵🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑as usted cars. The only way to enter in the Range Rover’s line up if by a lease.
Worst car I've ever owned. Never again!