Range rover autobiography black limited edition 2011

AUTOBIOGRAPHY BLACK: A VERY SPECIAL 40TH Go to LIMITED EDITION

'The Autobiography Black represents primacy very best Range Rover has hold forth offer and is a fitting homage to a vehicle which has day in set the highest standards for all-terrain performance, luxury and design for interpretation last 40 years.'
Phil Popham, Land Itinerant Managing Director

The ultimate incarnation of excellence Range Rover, the Autobiography Black Ordinal Anniversary Limited Edition, is quite plainly the last word in bespoke vehicles.

With a unique finish in Barolo Black, the exterior also features endeavour alloy wheels, Diamond Turned, a one of a kind front grille with Titan grille net, a bright chrome grille ‘Ú' possess and black grille surround. Side vents have a new mesh set tighten up by bright chrome bars and simple black vent surround. There are object coloured door handles and of ambit, the tailgate badge, 'Autobiography Black'.

Inside, there's a choice of the standard colourway in Jet, or two colourways solitary to the Autobiography Black – Spurt and Ivory, or Jet and Pepper. The Autobiography Black logo is discretely repeated throughout the interior where patch up is embossed on the rear bench armrest and appears on the three unique, Grand Black door veneers. Facade door sill tread plates are lustrous with the words ‘Range Rover' survive there's a half wood Grand Swarthy steering wheel. Petrol models also make available gearknob veneers.

'At the top of greatness Range, the new Autobiography Black Ordinal Anniversary Limited Edition offers customers honourableness option of complete exclusivity with nonpareil colourway combinations as well as remarkable interior and exterior design features. Move around will be made, emphasising the exclusivity of this limited edition.'
Design Director, Gerry McGovern

No detail has been overlooked pathway ensuring this is the most average Range Rover in the marque's 40 year history. Even the key chain and driver's handbook carry the Journals Black logo.Source - Land Rover