As someone who’s driven a lot of green ovals, both old and new, the Velar is very much the same as all modern Land Rovers, classy, comfortable, quiet and capable both on and off the road, well I’ll just assume the latter for the time being.  The Velar is the vessel I’d choose if I wanted to ……

Since its launch back in 2011, the Evoque has been a huge success for Land Rover, and even after all this time opinions are still divided amongst enthusiasts.  I wrote once in Land Rover World magazine that maybe it has something to do with who they’re aimed at and subsequent marketing campaigns, more ‘The Only Way is Essex’ than ‘Man vs Wild’ with Bear Grills, but like them or not, Land Rover simply can’t make enough of them…….

It's only the best 4x4 ever, that's what it is. Ok, I might be a little biased here.

If it was up to me there wouldn’t be any words here, this 'review' would be completely devoid, bereft and totally lacking of text in any form whatsoever, just photos.  Photos of what I firmly believe to be the best and certainly one of the most beautiful vehicles in the world.  However, Muddy Madam suggested that ….

Jumping into the Sport my first thought was, it’s a bit cramped.  No, let me rephrase that, I don’t mean cramped as what a 6’ 2”, 19 stone bloke feels like driving a Defender, perhaps snug is a better word.  Perspective I think is required before I dig myself any deeper……