If you see an Overfinch badge on a bonnet it's highly unlikely to have been stuck on by a tasteless owner having a laugh and is more likely to be the real thing. A very expensive high performance Range Rover.

I know, what I'm saying is to me it just looks tacky.

Money shouts, class whispers.

Overfinch was a firm that until recently sold performance and spec upgrades for Range Rovers, their haydays were the 80's & 90's when Range Rovers were rather slow and cumbersome things. They upgraded the suspension and fitted stonking American V8's to turn them into the first real performance SUV's but suffered as more modern factory built cars became faster and better equipped. If you see an Overfinch badge on a bonnet it's highly unlikely to have been stuck on by a tasteless owner having a laugh and is more likely to be the real thing. A very expensive high performance Range Rover.

Overfinch was probably the equivalent to SVR today - highly respected I recall.

VW Touaregs sometimes have their letters rearranged to Outrage

Edited by RT on 03/02/2017 at 15:30

Overfinch was a firm that until recently sold performance and spec upgrades for Range Rovers, their haydays were the 80's & 90's when Range Rovers were rather slow and cumbersome things. They upgraded the suspension and fitted stonking American V8's to turn them into the first real performance SUV's but suffered as more modern factory built cars became faster and better equipped. If you see an Overfinch badge on a bonnet it's highly unlikely to have been stuck on by a tasteless owner having a laugh and is more likely to be the real thing. A very expensive high performance Range Rover.

Overfinch are still going. But these days they do chavvy bodykits, 'ruched' interiors, and blingy wheels. Oh, and 'jewelled finish bonnet lettering'. Their words, not mine, from their own website.

They don't do anything at all in terms of 'performance' upgrades for modern vehicles. Just the chavvy stuff.