army during the late 1940's and early 1950's. Around April, 1958, Land Rover created a new and improved version of the Land Rover. This upgrade was due to a woman named Batra Wilkes, she complained to her husband that the Land Rover was not female-friendly. She wanted to be more comfortable, and she wanted fewer sharp edges. Land Rover created the series two in that woman’s favor. It featured a larger rear window to improve visibility, and rounded corner lights. The windows were made from non-scratch glass, and the doors had external handles with locks. Land Rover and jeep have been competing on the best cross-country vehicle for many years, they both have their flaws and good parts but Land Rover has revolutionized the luxury off-road vehicle ever since the Range Rover. In 2011, Land Rover released the Land Rover Evoque, the Evoque featured all-wheel drive and a two liter turbo engine under the hood. The engine produced 240 horsepower and 258 pound-feet of torque. It has a six-speed automatic transmission, it has the same setup as the Volvo XC 60. The Evoque has revolutionized all-wheel …show more content…
The Evoque was able to keep up with dune buggies somewhat during the test. The Evoque has adjustable suspension, and has sport mode to get through the harder terrains. There are many other SUV’s that have amazing all-wheel drive systems such as the Jeep Wrangler, the Jeep Grand Cherokee, and the Mercedes G-class SUV. The all-wheel drive system is sometimes even used on sports cars and hyper cars like Lamborghini, Porsche, Audi, and ford. All-wheel drive vehicle is the best choice for an off-road adventure, or simply trying to get unstuck from a situation, like snow, mud, or ice. All-wheel drive is not only used on SUV’s and pickup trucks, but it is also used on sedans, hatchbacks, wagons, and even minivans. Ever since the 1900s, all-wheel drive has evolved, and turned into the best off-road alternate to the less affective rear-wheel drive. There are two different types of all-wheel drive. One of them is called full-time all-wheel drive. Full-time all-wheel drive can be used on all surfaces including dry pavement. The other type of all-wheel drive is automatic all-wheel