In the luxury SUV market; there are quite a few models that offer a great deal of luxury with soft leather, a comfortable ride and advanced technology. But there aren’t many luxury SUVs that put an emphasis on sport and the overall driving experience. One of the few automakers to make a luxury SUV, Porsche built on its sports car heritage to design an SUV that was capable of giving drivers a sporty, athletic ride while providing a host of luxurious features. . A British design company wanted to take these features to the next level by fitting a new widebody kit and fitting new COR wheels, while outfitting the interior with a host of luxurious amenities to make the driving experience even more rewarding.
The new widebody exterior kit for the Porsche Cayenne starts at the front of the SUV, where new logos are used above the front bumper and new forward-facing LED daytime running lights. New air vents are integrated into the bumper to help cool the engine and brake system. The most notable aspect of the Cayenne SUV is the extended front and rear wheel arches that widen the overall stance, especially when combined with the larger COR wheels that were also fitted. Each side of the SUV sports new badging, tinted privacy glass, LED welcome lighting under the sills, and black door handles to contrast the exterior color, while the rear end is finished off with a new spoiler for better downforce. .
But that wasn’t all the British design company wanted to do with the exterior of the Porsche Cayenne. To give the SUV an even sportier look, they installed a new set of sport lowering springs and painted the brake calipers gold to make them stand out behind the new COR wheels. The factory exhaust was also removed and replaced with a new stainless steel system with more pronounced tailpipes. The finishing touch to the sportier exterior look was a set of COR wheels in a three-piece construction made from forged aluminum alloy measuring 10.5 x 22 front and rear axles to fill in the extended fenders.
The Porsche Cayenne was then given a special interior touch that adds a great deal of luxury. The British design company outfitted the front and rear seats in perforated black nappa leather with contrast stitching in a quilted design. The same leather pattern and stitching was applied to the center armrest, door panels and glove box, while the dash and door parts were finished in alcantara. The driver benefits from sportier red gauges, aluminum ventilated pedals and velvet-soft floor mats.
