Kahn Design specializes in producing luxury bespoke cars. For its latest project, the British company put its hands to the Land Rover Defender.

Kahn Design made a number of fundamental changes. Most noticeably, it lengthened the car’s nose by 40cm and christened it “The Flying Hunstman 105 Longnose.” It then widened the front and rear wings, adding integrated vents, a custom X-Lander front grille, and flared wheel arches. LED headlights, a fixed panoramic glass sunroof and a new spare wheel cover were also added.

The car’s interior was made even more luxurious with bespoke seats and passenger knee protectors finished in Almadine leather with wool inserts.

Of course, a car is only as good as it’s inner workings, so care was taken to ensure under the hood was the best it could be. The Flying Hunstman 105 Longnose is powered by a 2.2-liter TDCI engine working alongside a six-speed automatic transmission. The braking, suspension and exhaust systems have all been updated and customized.

You can purchase Land Rover Defender "The Flying Hunstman 105 Longnose" now, with prices starting at $112,376.

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