Overfinch launches two new Range Rover models

The world’s leading Range Rover specialist, Overfinch, is set to turn a few well-groomed heads at the Salon Prive Luxury and Supercar Show 2 July at the Hurlingham Club in London with two absolutely spiffing new models.

The Overfinch Range Rover SuperSport II line-up fronts a triumvirate of never-seen-before models, and is believed to be the first time ever that a Tuning/Styling company has designed and manufactured body parts in polypropylene using injection moulding processes to provide OEM quality and precision fit.

In TDV6 HSE SuperSport II guise, the Overfinch is an existing Range Rover TDV6 HSE with a fully colour-coded ten-piece Aero body kit, a choice of 20” and 22” rims in either silver or titanium finish, quad or triangular exhaust pipes and coloured and logotyped brake calipers. The interior scrubs up well with sports instrumentation pack and Overfinched floor mats, and bespoke nappa leather in a variety of styles for an extra £3.5k over the £59,995 base price.

In TDV8 HSE SuperSport II clothing buyers bag all the above, plus a slightly bigger engine lurking beneath the bonnet for £66,495. Or £69,995 if you want the fancy leatherwear again.

The 4.2-litre V8 Supercharged SuperSport II in Overfinch livery nabs all the above, but with an even bigger lump hiding under the hood for £69,995, or £73,495 with the nappa trim.

Overfinch Range Rover Country Pursuits Concept

Described by the manufacturer as the most sophisticated Range Rover overhaul it’s completed, the new Overfinch Range Rover Country Pursuits Concept is as far away from bling as it can geographically stray.

The Overfinch Country Pursuits Concept (CPC) is an altogether jolly good show that’s positively steeped in age-old tradition and country bylaws. And remains a concept at this juncture.

Aimed at the upper echelons of sports-loving society – or hooray Henrys to the less privileged car buyer – the Overfinch Range Rover CPC is based on a new Range Rover Vogue SE with a 4.2-litre supercharged engine that having been fettled now boasts 470bhp, the car costs £143,950. Or £123,495 should you opt for the diesel version.

Resplendent as it’s bullish, the CPC sports new, special Aubergine colour-coded to the paintwork GT body styling enhancements, with standard manufacturer-bespoke 20” alloys adding some extra drama to the whole shooting party.

On the inside, the nappa leather interior contrasts with Light Avocado and Cordovan ‘accents’ and a roof lining in alcantara suede.

Olive Ash veneer lighting pods and centre console, heavy duty carpet, a fully integrated fridge built into rear armrest with space for two full size bottles of Blue Nun, a special removable gun box made from Olive Ash veneer - complete with three sliding doors that expose a bespoke gun case, cartridges and crystal glass drinking set – set the cabin tone.