- Understood to be one of just three examples with this specification worldwide

- Stunning sports SUV finished in Basalt Black with a sumptuous black / red interior

- c. 9,200 miles, MoT to March 2018 and last serviced by Porsche less than 1,000 miles ago

"We are very proud that this creation has brought together many British engineers and designers who have contributed to bringing this fantastic beast to the table." Merdad

The 902 Coupe is a radical two-door conversion of Porsche's luxury Cayenne SUV carried out by UK based tuning company, Merdad. Unveiled at the MPH Show, London, in 2010, the concept was far more than just a cosmetic blow-over, changes were made to the aerodynamics package and a host of engine upgrades were available on the 4.8-litre V8 Bi-Turbo power unit.

Understood to be one of just three examples with this specification worldwide, this stunning sports SUV is finished in Basalt Black with a sumptuous interior trimmed in black leather with red suede cloth. The impressive specification includes: Tech9 Engine Modification developing some 625bhp, custom forged 22 inch Merdad Collection 10 Y spoke black alloy wheels with red Merdad brake calipers, full Merdad exterior styling with 40mm Lowering Module, Zenon headlamps with washers, LED DRLs, Sparco carbon fibre electric front sports seats with height and lumbar control, black / red Alcantara headlining, red Alcantara trim and door cards, velour floor mats piped red, carbon fibre kick plates and pedal surrounds, red Merdad Collection dials, custom sports multifunction steering wheel with paddleshift, front and rear distance parking control, dynamic air suspension, cruise control, PCM with colour sat nav, Bluetooth, CD/DVD/MP3, USB connectivity, hill-hold assist, heated foldable door mirrors, privacy glass, tilt and slide electric sunroof, automatic dual zone air conditioning, powered tailgate and even a space saver spare tyre! A tracker is also fitted.

Displaying some 9,200 miles, this amazing SUV coupe comes with Swansea V5 document, MoT to March 2018 and was last serviced by Porsche less than 1,000 miles ago. Not one for shrinking violets, this will turn heads wherever it goes!