Overfinch’s World’s First £1 Million Range Rover Has £400k Guns Hidden In The Boot

London-based modifier Overfinch’s world’s first £1 million Range Rover has £400k guns hidden in the boot. 

This bespoke commission is an evolution of the Holland & Holland Edition and the last of the 25 strong run by Overfinch.

It is based on the extended-wheelbase Range Rover SV—which can cost up to $255,000 with top-tier luxury upgrades.

A bespoke, one-off Range Rover created by London-based modifier Overfinch, in collaboration with legendary British gunmaker Holland & Holland, has reportedly been sold for £1 million weeks after its debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.

Based on the extended-wheelbase Range Rover SV—which can cost up to $255,000 with top-tier luxury upgrades, this bespoke commission is an evolution of the Holland & Holland Edition and the last of the 25 strong run by Overfinch.

In a departure from the green and tan Holland & Holland styling in the other 24 examples, this finest evolution of the 25-strong run is finished in a deep, lustrous black while the grille, side vents, and rear finisher boasts a gold accent.

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Inside, the cabin is finished in an elegant combination of warm ivory and black leather. A handcrafted moorland marquetry—an intricate artwork—integrated into the deployable rear tables, which tells a captivating story inspired by the British countryside.

Provided by Holland & Holland, the boot features two optional ‘companion’ chests, with the top housing a two-bottle champagne compartment and two drawers for Holland & Holland crockery, cutlery, corkscrews and napkins.

Below is a sliding walnut-and-ash cellarette holding two matching Holland & Holland Royal shotguns valued at nearly £400,000. The price of these bespoke guns helped push the price of this ultimate, one-off commission to a record-setting £1 million ($1.3 million).

“This one-of-one Holland & Holland commission demonstrates what is possible when British handcraftsmanship, exceptional materials and true bespoke capability come together,” said Kevin Sloane, chairman and CEO of Overfinch.

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