The 2010 Land Rover Range Rover is already one of the classier SUV’s on the road today. Add in reclined rear seating and attendants and it’ll kick it up a notch. Design Q – a British vehicle and visual design company, decided to take Range Rover’s interior and create a car Donald Trump will probably own two of.

British firm Design Q has gone to great lengths to make the wealthy and important never have to face the horror of a regularly hinged door. The company’s Range Rover Q-VR features an elevated roof in order to create rear-seat space, and to support the truck’s massive, step-through gullwing door. Inside, the Q-VR includes large reclining seats, a drink chiller, a humidor, a computer panel of some sort, and something called a “mini-spa centre.”

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Land Rover tends to take its time when it comes to replacing models. This applies especially to the Range Rover lineup. The current car was first introduced in 2002 and since face lifted versions are still being tested. It’s not expected to debut anytime soon.

This rendering represents an idea of what the artist feels could be the next Range Rover. The basis is obviously the LRX Concept car which made its world debut at Geneva a year ago. With current buzzwords like ‘lightweight’ and ‘economy’ taking the front seat at the expense of words like ‘massive’ and ‘power’, the rendering focuses on the supposed use of lightweight materials.

Aerodynamics is important so the design is geared towards an SUV that cuts through the air as quickly and efficiently as possible. The use of LED lights will be as widespread as xenon technology within the next 10 years. Designers find it easy to work with LEDs because the diodes are flexible and give them lots of liberties with design. For this piece of art the artist has decided to keep the Range’s classic lines as a way of preserving some of what we know as cars for future generations to marvel at. Nothing was said of the powertrain but something like a hybrid or a full-on electric drive system would be the one used.

Your personalized Platinum R Range Rover Sport is fitted with wide body arching side skirts, front and rear bumpers, a new front grill, side vents and Concept802 exhaust tips. The wheels are Concept802′s very own V2 three piece alloy wheels with a deep dish design, with sizes ranging from 19-inch to 24-inch.

The Range Rover Sport is the first in what Concept802 hopes will be many wide body concepts they are working on, including Aston Martin, Porsche and Lamborghini.

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That’s better – The Stormer Edition is a pumped up Range Rover Sport TDV6 S. It features a 2.7 liter twin-turbo V6 diesel with 190 horse power and 324 lb-ft of torque. So what makes it so special that only 300 models will be produced? First off is the added Luxury factor, with leather seating, Park Distance Control and Personal Telephone Integration. So get ready to sync up your iPhone with your Range Rover! Outside you will find a more sculpted front and rear grill design, mapping out strong right angles in three different colors – Santorini Black, Alaska White and Stornoway Grey. Fancy, eh? Just be prepared to shell out £43,550 for one.