Range Rover Sport custom breaks cover at SEMA

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Land Rover North America unveiled today the first Range Rover Sport to appear at SEMA. Land Rover commissioned Troy
Lee Designs for the custom supercharged Range Rover Sport, to celebrate the success of the model’s North American
launch earlier this summer. More after the jump.

The key feature of the car is its elaborate, Las Vegas-inspired Troy Lee paint job. Requiring a 10-stage paint
process, and over 250 hours of work, the finish features colors ranging from Tru Blu Metallic to Candy Tangerine and
Cherry Pearl. Detail touches include hand painted Candy Apple Red interior trim, and 12 karat white gold leaf for the
Range Rover lettering.

A 1000-watt harman/kardon sound system is the centerpiece of the car?s interior.

Troy Lee Designs is known for its motocross/bmx/atv apparel, and for its world-famous custom helmet paint shop.

[Source: Ford]