Range Rover Sport Miyagi Edition

If we have to talk about a prolific tuner, that is, without any doubt, Project Kahn, a tuner who in recent months has made an effort to present some kind of different project at least once a week. This time, the model you see on screen corresponds to the new Miyagi special edition based on the Range Rover Sport.

As an interesting fact, this special edition has apparently been created with the sole aim of helping the victims of the terrible earthquake and tsunami in Japan. For this, nothing better than offering what they do best: a limited edition built on a beast like the Range Rover Sport, which will probably sell out before it even reaches the market as such.

Mainly, as you can see, this limited edition stands out for the Bali blue tone on its bodywork, a shade that has long since disappeared from the Range Rover colour range and that comes adorned with a wide matte black stripe for the bonnet, roof and side air vents.

On the other hand, as you can see, a complete body kit has been fitted, consisting of a redesigned front bumper with integrated LED daytime running lights, a rear bumper with a sporty diffuser, side skirts, four exhaust outlets signed by Cosworth, and 22-inch alloy wheels painted matte black to match the vinyl on the bonnet and roof.

Inside, according to Project Kahn, a new premium quilted leather upholstery has been fitted to the seats, door panels, dashboard, steering wheel and gear knob, with contrasting silver stitching. If you are interested in this spectacular vehicle, it will be available from £69,000 (76,878 euros) for the diesel version and from £89,000 (99,163 euros) for the petrol version.

Via | carscoop