Land Rover has created a factory-sanctioned matched set consisting of its new flagship SV Ultra and a painstakingly restored 1993 Range Rover Classic.
The pair will be auctioned together during Monterey Car Week, meaning you cannot buy one without the other.
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The project showcases what Land Rover's Classic division can achieve when budget is no concern. The donor vehicle, a U.
S.
-spec County Edition, underwent over 2,000 hours of restoration to become a 1993 interpretation of the new SV Ultra.
A Classic Dressed as the Flagship
Finished in Titan Silver paint to match its modern counterpart, the Classic adopts subtle styling cues.
The 16-inch wheels feature diamond-turned rims with Satin Platinum treatment, revised front lettering, and removed side trim for a cleaner look.
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Inside, the cabin wears the same Orchid White and Cinder Grey color combination as the SV Ultra.
Land Rover added Ultrafabrics upholstery and borrowed the laser-crafted seat pattern and perforation design directly from the flagship.
Mechanically, authenticity remained the priority. The 3.9-liter V8, four-speed automatic gearbox, braking system, and suspension were all reworked.
The pair will debut during Monterey Car Week before crossing the block at RM Sotheby's on August 14.
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Land Rover hasn't offered an estimate, but with the SV Ultra starting at $252,800 before options and the restoration requiring over 2,000 hours, this lot is unlikely to be affordable for most buyers.
