Holland & Holland has been at the pinnacle of British gun making since the mid-19th century and has infused its prowess with all the best features of the Autobiography Black – Range Rover’s high-end SUV that’s specially designed by the Land Rover Special Vehicle Operations (SVO).

Priced from GBP 180,000, just 40 editions are made each year and each is built with gun owners in mind, providing ample space for stowage, as well as an extended and re-designed centre console with electrically deployable walnut tables, integrated USB charging sockets and bespoke lighting. There are plenty of hints and odes to the gun maker, including Holland & Holland embroidery on the front seats and walnut veneer to perfectly match a sporting gun.

According to the gun maker itself, what really sets the new Holland & Holland Range Rover apart is located in the boot; a stunning leather-trimmed aluminium loadspace cabinet, debossed with the Holland & Holland logo. The espresso Alcantara-trimmed interior can be precisely fitted to safely transport the owner of the car’s pair of Holland & Hollands – although it is also removable when maximum luggage capacity is required.