Vinile, an Italian brand, revives and renews the 15 Range Rover Classic with an image that will leave you impressed

If we know anything about Maranello, it is because it is the city where the brand Ferrari is headquartered. A place where luxury and high-performance cars have a lot to say. But in Maranello there is much more than the Ferrari cars, and it is there that Vinile has settled, a new company that has specialised in restomods.

One of the first cars to come out of it is the renewal of a classic off-roader. The Range Rover Classic was built from 1969 and ended its commercial life in 1996. Vinile’s engineers have worked on this model to give it new performance and more current, modern technological equipment.

The company is recently founded and does not yet have any finished units. What we see is a render of the plans the company is carrying out to shape this restomod based on the classic off-roader. But it is certainly worth finding out about its plans and seeing how they bring this classic into the 21st century.

One of the most important details is that the Range Rover Classic will feature the original 3.5-litre, 4.0-litre and 4.9-litre V8 engine. All of them have been reworked to increase their power to around 200 CV. New body panels will be manufactured and grilles of a new design will be fitted.

The exterior mirrors will also be new, and the front and rear bumpers will likewise have an updated design. The wheels will be 16 inches and fitted with BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A 245/70 tyres.

The interior, also technological

The appeal of this work is having a vehicle with a classic look and the most current comforts and equipment. So the cabin is where the most work has gone into bringing it up to date for 2025. For the upholstery and the covering of the main points of the cabin, Baxter leather has been chosen, which adds a very attractive touch of personality.

The centre console will be solid and root-wood inserts will be visible on the door panels. The switches are based on a helicopter cockpit, and a space has been provided for an elegant clock on the dashboard.

As for technology, each refurbished unit will be equipped with a 10.1-inch screen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connectivity, both wired and wireless. The audio system aims to deliver a good sound experience and is fitted with ten Focal speakers, three Rockford amplifiers and two subwoofers.

This reinvention of the Range Rover Classic will not be within everyone’s reach. In fact, only 15 units have been planned, because not many customers are expected to be able to pay the price this transformation commands, almost 300,000 euros.

Technical specifications of this car

Off-RoadLand Rover Range Rover25 versions · from 149,250 €