Jeep Wrangler Enjoys Some Bulgarian Pizzazz from Vilner

As a no-nonsense 4x4, the Jeep Wrangler doesn't really need to be flashy or full of comfort features, but some owners wouldn't mind some upgrades either, which brings us to this new 2014 Jeep Wrangler Sahara that was customized by Vilner.

The revisions begin with the exterior where the Bulgarian studio replaced the stock 17-inch wheels with a new set of glossy black 20-inch rims, while adding LED headlights, fog lights and rear turn signals, and chrome for the door handles, grilles, mirrors and the tank cap.

Inside is where Vilner's technicians spent most of their time giving the Wrangler's cabin a red and black two-tone look through the use of leather and Alcantara for the seating, door, steering wheel and dashboard surfaces. They also painted the metal parts of the roof in black and added chrome detailing on the doors, steering wheel and the air outlets on the dashboard.

Finishing off the build, the studio upgraded the 2.8-liter diesel engine's software lifting output from 197hp (200PS) and 460 Nm (339 lb-ft) to 257hp (261PS) and 558 Nm (412 lb-ft).

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BMW 750i V12 E38 Individualized by Vilner

Most of you probably know what to do if you want a new BMW dressed, or rather, colored-up in the German marque's Individual program, but what gives if you want to do the same to a used model? Well, then the tuning industry is your friend.

Vilner, a Bulgarian design studio with a knack for premium interior modifications, has just wrapped up its latest project based on a facelifted (1998-2001) BMW 750i V12.

We're still waiting for Vilner to give us the skinny on what it did to the car, but from these freshly released photos, we see that the exterior updates include bigger aftermarket rims finished in gloss black, along with smoked front- and rear lights and badges, a blacked-out grille and new fog light units.

Inside, the Bulgarian studio dressed the cabin in a mixture of black and gray leather, gray Alcantara and gloss black trim accents. It's all a matter of personal taste, but in this writer's eyes, the only thing that kind of looks out of place is the re-upholstered and -trimmed steering wheel.

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