Land Rover Defender is one of the nastiest cars to live with, but exactly because of that it is one of the coolest. Only real men – and Lara Croft – buy Defenders. Now, Kahn Design has come up with a kit for it that makes the car more livable. Actually, it makes it properly luxurious.

The Concept 17 Widebody by Kahn gets lightweight extended wide wing wheel arches with integrated vents as the main feature of the exterior, and that is joined by stainless steel front grille with embossed Kahn feature, vented headlight surrounds, side vents with mesh, bonnet vents with mesh, clear rear light lenses, clear side repeaters, clear front light lenses, LED B6 headlights, Kahn prototype wing blades, Kahn prototype tailgate badge and Kahn oval tailgate badge.

All those new bits and bobs gives the Defender an even cooler look, like Daniel Craig in his James Bond suit. Underneath that fancy outfit there is a real tough guy.

The interior of a Defender is as agricultural as it gets, but Kahn managed to revamped it, so it now feels like a Range Rover. They’ve partnered once again with Scotland’s famous Harris Tweed, who provided their finest fabrics for the car’s upholstery and trims.

Interior modifications include: Kahn rev counter, red Kahn Churchill time clock, black piano wood centre dash surround, red seat belts, aluminum machined pedals, front and rear racing seats in black quilted nappa leather with Harris Tweed Inserts and silver contrast stitching, centre glove box in black quilted nappa leather and grey alcantara with red and silver contrast stitching, instrument binnacle in grey alcantara with red and silver contrast stitching, dashboard in black nappa leather and grey alcantara with red and silver contrast stitching, roof lining in grey alcantara with Harris Tweed inserts and red contrast stitching, sun visors in grey alcantara with Harris Tweed inserts and red contrast stitching and door trims in black quilted nappa leather and grey alcantara with silver contrast stitching.