Range Rover Holland & Holland Edition by Overfinch, Opulence at Its Best

When you say a Range Rover in all its forms, you say opulence driven to extreme; however, in the hands of famous tuner specialists Overfinch, this attribute remains just dust in the wind.

The Leeds-based tuning company is in the spotlight again with a special program carried out on the new ultra-exclusive limited-edition model in the Middle-East, which is the Range Rover Holland & Holland Edition.

Established in 1985 by Arthur Silverton in Sunninghill, in Berkshire, the company was originally known as Schuler Presses. But later it characterized itself as a luxury alternative that Land Rover can compete with, including Rolls-Royce, Bentley, and Lamborghini.

The most recent project of the tuner was a joint venture with Holland and Holland luxury clothing store and British gun maker. This old brand is now located in London, England, and it is making handmade sport rifles and shotguns.

Exterior

With input from Holland & Holland and crafted by Overfinch, this special-edition Range Rover SV was wrapped in the classic British Racing Green exterior color. The Holland & Holland and Overfinch touches can be seen everywhere around the exterior of the SUV, such as the machined dual-finish grille, the full-width rear light bar with the Overfinch blade emblem, and the unique handwriting of the tuner on the hood.

The huge 23-inch forged alloy wheels with self-leveling H and H center caps also complement the exterior design language. The side vents are also made of solid aluminum and carved with Royal scrolls to provide another touch of customized workmanship to the new figure of the car.

Interior

At the interior, the tuner`s craftsmanship leans towards emphasis on materials and intricate detailing. At the front, passengers are welcomed with the following note: “Limited-Edition: One of Twenty-Five”, which reinforces the rare feel of this particular model.

There are also other high-end features like open-pore French walnut veneers, hand-crafted ingots, or golden inlaid H&H crests. At the rear, there is a standout champagne cooler that welcomes its five-star passengers, along with quilted Bridge of Weir leather seats, engraved door casings fitted with diamonds, or illuminated sills. All contribute to an environment that highlights heritage with opulence.

Other Specifications

Optional goodies extend the theme further. The upper stacked chest contains a champagne bottle holder, crystal flutes, a staghorn corkscrew, silver stoppers, crockery, napkins, and cutlery for eight. The lower case houses two shotguns alongside whisky tumblers, decanters, and pewter hipflasks styled as cartridges, elements that clearly reflect Holland & Holland’s sporting lineage.

The edition is currently touring the Middle East, beginning in the United Arab Emirates and followed by the Kingdom of Bahrain, as part of Overfinch’s “old global expansion plans.” The Middle East “stands as a pivotal market for ultra-luxury automotive connoisseurs, home to the world’s most passionate collectors of rare, bespoke vehicles, setting global trends,” and the introduction from the UAE acknowledges “recognizing its unmatched appetite for opulent craftsmanship that fuses heritage, performance, and exclusivity.”

Conclusion

In this configuration, the Range Rover Holland & Holland Edition represents a deliberate fusion of British automotive tailoring and heritage gunmaking tradition, presented to a market that Overfinch clearly considers central to its global ambitions.

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