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    Bulgari Design Axe Rear Doors on Range Rover Sport

    By Zero2TurboJanuary 8, 2014Updated:March 28, 2017No Comments
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    Bulgari Design, based in London, have developed a ‘Coupe’ version of the Range Rover Sport by removing the rear doors altogether. Gerry McGovern, chief of design for the Rangey Sport, considers the model to be “the Porsche 911 of SUV’s” so Bulgari took this analogy a step further. Obviously the options for customizing are endless and as an added benefit, you will get a 3 year warranty and will be accepted at Land Rover dealerships for servicing. Under the hood it keeps the supercharge 5.0-litre V8 and with only 100 planned units (deliveries start 1st quarter this year), you can expect quite a steep price tag somewhere in the region of 150 000 GBP. Who would do this to their sporty beefcake?

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