Range Rover Introduces Murano Cross Cabriolet

Derek Kreindler
by Derek Kreindler

For anyone who mourned the demise of the Nissan Murano Cross Cabriolet, Land Rover has you covered.

The droptop version of the Range Rover Evoque will debut tomorrow at the Geneva Auto Show. Three years ago, Land Rover previewed this Evoque in concept form, but now it appears to be greenlit. No word on whether the digital camo pattern will be a factory option. Given the car’s target demographic, it would make sense.

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  • John R John R on Mar 02, 2015

    Pride goeth before a fall

  • DeeDub DeeDub on Mar 02, 2015

    You know a car is ugly when they leave the camo on for the press shots!

    • Lie2me Lie2me on Mar 02, 2015

      That's camo? I thought it was the Prada Zebra Safari package

  • TMA1 TMA1 on Mar 02, 2015

    Ugh, I'm going to be seeing these things all over the place in 2 years' time.

  • MRF 95 T-Bird MRF 95 T-Bird on Mar 03, 2015

    The optional panoramic sunroof ought to be enough for open air pleasure instead of introducing a convertible version. I surprised it does not have the "basket handle" roll bar for added structural integrity unless the frame and unibody is beefed up before the top chop like many convertibles.

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