Land Rover confirms topless Range Rover Evoque for the rich and famous

Did we not learn anything from the Nissan Murano Cross Cabriolet? Evidently not, as Land Rover has confirmed it will produce a convertible Evoque beginning in 2016.

Maybe this time, however, things will be different. After all, the Evoque is a better-looking car than the Murano, and, er, maybe buyers are now more open to such creations? We'll reserve judgement, but in camo form, it doesn't look too bad, and like all Land Rovers, it promises to be freakishly capable off-road.