The gas is getting more expensive and the SUV era is finally drawing to a close, although not for everyone. The segment of luxury SUVs where the price of fuel is not that important seems to be growing day by day. For example,
Arden's new
Range Rover AR7 Highlander now features a high-performance twin-screw supercharger helping the vehicle's V8 engine pump out even more power.
With the supercharger installed and displacement increased to 4.5 liters, the engine features 520 hp of power and 701 Nm of torque. It is enough to propel the heavy SUV from zero to 100 km/h in only 6.5 seconds and bring it to an electronically limited speed of 240 km/h. To provide the car with better braking power, Arden has equipped the AR7 Highlander with new braking system, 6-piston at the front and a 4-piston at the rear, working with the internally ventilated and perforated brake disks.
Of course, the
Arden Range Rover AR7 Highlander tuning program comes equipped with a new body kit, consisting of 6 cm wider front apron with hand-made stainless steel grill and air vents, wheel arch extensions, side skirts and a rear apron also with grill inserts hiding new exhaust tail pipes of Arden's hand-made stainless steel sport exhaust system.
The picture is finished with the "Sportline" set of three-part forged wheels in 22 and 23-inch sizes.
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