Overfinch Range Rover Can Give Bentley Bentayga A Run For Its Money

For nearly 40 years,UK-based Overfinchhas been at the forefront ofRange Rovertuning. The company has now worked its magic on the L460 generation, and it's quite the looker.

The latest Overfinch package brings several appealing changes. Let's start with the front end, where you'll find new air intake surrounds and a redesigned grille and diffuser. All these parts have been trimmed in a new herringbone carbon fiber finish. Overfinch has also introduced a new lettering styling for the hood; customers can now choose between a shadow chrome or duo-tone finish.

Carbon fiber can also be found at the rear, with the stainless steel exhaust tips housed in the lightweight material. Prominent carbon fiber side skirts and a rear bumper may not be to everyone's tastes, but it looks rather good - it's certainly better than some of the other tuned Range Roverswe have seen in recent months.

Another notable feature at the rear is the new light bar. This will set it apart from lesser Range Rover models. If people don't notice all the other add-ons, the firm's illuminated Blade emblem reaffirms the Overfinch's place at the top of the posh SUV pecking order. The illuminated Blade motif can also be found on the front fascia and the side vents.

But what's a tuned Range Rover without some big wheels? On this front, Overfinch has delivered new 24-inch Centurion wheels, which include a self-leveling Overfinch emblem, much like you'd find on Rolls-Royce motorcars. This is the first time the British tuner has incorporated this special touch on one of its models. While sporty, the wheels still have a hint of luxury to them and, as such, look right at home under the wheel arches.