Photo: Merdad Collection
UK based tuner and coachbuilder Merdad Collection has just finished a two-door conversion for the 2013 Range Rover SUV.
Named the range Rover Highland GTC, the transformed SUV gets rid of the rear doors, making room for elongated front ones. In addition, it has an aero body-kit that includes arch extensions, new hood, roof spoiler, side skirts, carbon fiber rear bumper with diffuser and tailpipe deflectors, and of course a new set of rims. The suspension received a new electronic module that lowers the car with 40 mm (1.6 inches), and they say the interior was completely redone.
Depending on how much noise you want to make, the Highland GTC will be available in four setups, ranging from 510 to 700 hp and prices of $209,000 to $485,000 (€163,000 - €377,000).
The exterior and interior modifications are available for the standard four-door 2013/2014 Range Rover version as well, priced at $209,000 for the rage Rover 3.0-liter, $228,000 if you want the HSE 4.4-liter, $239,000 for the Supercharged 5.0-liter and a massive $485.000 if you want top of the range 700 GTC Coupe Racing 4 Seater.
Depending on how much noise you want to make, the Highland GTC will be available in four setups, ranging from 510 to 700 hp and prices of $209,000 to $485,000 (€163,000 - €377,000).
The exterior and interior modifications are available for the standard four-door 2013/2014 Range Rover version as well, priced at $209,000 for the rage Rover 3.0-liter, $228,000 if you want the HSE 4.4-liter, $239,000 for the Supercharged 5.0-liter and a massive $485.000 if you want top of the range 700 GTC Coupe Racing 4 Seater.
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