The price has not yet been announced
ECD Auto Design has taken the classic Range Rover and created a new car based on it called Project Stinky.
It immediately stands out thanks to the Arles Blue color scheme that covers most of the body, except the roof, which is painted Norvik Black. The black roof is complemented by a set of 18-inch gloss black Kahn wheels wrapped in Continental tires. The biggest changes are implemented under the hood and in the cabin.
The Range Rover Classic is powered by a new V8 engine mated to a six-speed automatic transmission driving all four wheels. EDC Auto Design also installed upgraded axles front and rear, as well as stiffened the suspension, and installed a new set of brakes. The power is not revealed.
The original Range Rover could only dream of this.
Much of the interior is finished in Savannah Beige Nappa leather, and the front seats are heated. Additionally, EDC has installed a state-of-the-art Sony infotainment system that works alongside new Infinity speakers and a JL Audio subwoofer. Also installed are three USB ports, Wi-Fi, a rearview camera, remote start, Bluetooth, and a wireless smartphone charger.
“Project Stinky has all the hallmarks of the British Range Rover Classics of the 1990s, but the craftsmanship of our craftsmen takes it to a new level of class and capability,” said ECD Auto Design chief executive and co-founder Scott Wallace, who added that the car achieved “power and comfort that the original Range Rover could only dream of.”
