#RangeRoverEvoqueConvertible

Can you name a true Jeep Wrangler competitor? Based on pure mountain-goat levels of climbing ability, sure, you have vehicles like the Chevy Colorado ZR2, Ford Raptor, and Ram Power Wagon. Each an excellent off-road vehicle in its own way, but none a small body-on-frame SUV with a removable roof, doors, and windshield.

“What the f–k is that thing?”

Land Rover may have embarked on something of fool’s errand by borrowing a less-than-successful idea from Nissan.

Wireframe art sculptures of a convertible Range Rover Evoque have popped up around London, previewing what the world’s first luxury SUV droptop will look like and confirming that the new model is coming. 

Land Rover is hitting the race track to test out its new droptop Evoque. 

The Range Rover Evoque Convertible is almost certainly headed for production based on new spy photos of the topless crossover out testing. 

The on-again, off-again Range Rover Evoque convertible appears to be getting ready for production.

A decision on the fate of the Range Rover Evoque convertible is imminent, and Land Rover’s brand director, John Edwards, hopes it gets the green light.

At the 2012 Geneva Motor Show, Land Rover showed off its Range Rover Evoque in convertible form, a variant that’s likely not heading to production.

With Tata behind the wheel, Land Rover appears to have a new lease on life, revamping existing products and venturing into markets where it hasn’t gone before.

The new Land Rover Range Rover Evoque Convertible isn’t set to be officially unveiled until the 2012 Geneva Motor Show, but it appears that photos of the convertible crossover have hit the Internet early.

Score another one for the outside-the-box thinkers at Nissan. First there was the Juke, which everyone now wants to copy. And according to a new rumor, the Murano CrossCabriolet may just have started a new fad.