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We've recently paid a visit to British tuner Kahn and while we were there, we saw Afzal Kahn, the company's founder, drive a lightly-modded BMW X5 that we hadn't heard about before. Well, not Kahn is releasing the full details and photos of the development.
Like Afzal told us, Kahn wants to keep the British brands at its core and maybe that’s why the Bimmer, an X5 xDrive30d received gentle visual mods.
We’ll start with the set of Kahn RSL alloy rims, which uses an elegant multi-spoke design and a Silver Paladium finish, which hide brake calipers finished in Liquid Red. The vehicle was also brought closer to the road, using a sports suspension. The front and rear bumpers were also give a few touches, while the wheelarches were made bolder.
Inside the car, Kahn got the party started with a quilted perforated leather finished for the seats, which uses carbon effect inserts, new steering wheel that uses black Alcantara and indicators, branded rubber floor mats, as well as a silver rev counter and a red speedometer.
Kahn is currently working on a deeper package for the X5, with the company set to release this in the following weeks.
We’ll start with the set of Kahn RSL alloy rims, which uses an elegant multi-spoke design and a Silver Paladium finish, which hide brake calipers finished in Liquid Red. The vehicle was also brought closer to the road, using a sports suspension. The front and rear bumpers were also give a few touches, while the wheelarches were made bolder.
Inside the car, Kahn got the party started with a quilted perforated leather finished for the seats, which uses carbon effect inserts, new steering wheel that uses black Alcantara and indicators, branded rubber floor mats, as well as a silver rev counter and a red speedometer.
Kahn is currently working on a deeper package for the X5, with the company set to release this in the following weeks.
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