Overfinch might just have made its poshest modified Range Rover yet. This is the Holland & Holland Edition, and it’s so upper class it comes with Eton, the King’s Road and the House of Lords pre-programmed into its navigation system. Probably.
Designed for the “discerning shooting enthusiast and collector,” we’re going to gloss over the exterior (for now) and jump straight inside. Because, well, er, it might be the wildest Range Rover cabin we’ve ever seen. Just look at it.
We’re told customers can choose from three ‘colorways’—London Tan with Harris Green micro piping and stitching detail; Harris Green and London Tan front to rear contrast color split, accented with Harris Green micro piping and stitching; or the same colors but with ‘a more understated yet equally sophisticated aesthetic’ look. Take yer pick, or just get the butler to spec it for you.
Every version gets a walnut veneer steering wheel, gear selector and door panels, complete with hand-engraved diamond pattern, plus a stainless steel plaque with royal scroll. The seats get the fancy gunmaker’s badges in the headrests and embroidered birds in the backrests, while the front and rear center consoles get a decorative golden inlaid Holland & Holland crest and a ‘one of twenty-five’ signature. Because yes, this is limited to 25 examples worldwide.
And we’re not done inside yet, because buyers can commission two ‘Companion Chests’ in the boot. The first has space for two champagne bottles and crystal champagne flutes, plus a complete cutlery set with enough to go around for up to eight people. The second chest swaps the champagne for two shotguns, but there’s still room for eight whiskey tumblers, two decanters, and two hipflasks shaped to look like shotgun cartridges.
And so to the exterior. It’s finished in British Racing Green obvs, and gets gold top and bottom grilles, aluminum side vents again bearing the royal scroll, and 23in multi-spoke alloys featuring self-levelling center caps bearing the H&H hallmark at each corner.
The ideal companion for your next trip to the family estate?
NOTE: This article first appeared on TopGear.com. Minor edits have been made.
