Unique Jeep Renegade Hell’s Revenge revealed

Jeep, Harley-Davidson and Garage Italia Customs have collaborated to create the one-off Renegade Hell's Revenge show car.

Devised specially for the 25th European Harley Owners Group Rally – which is currently taking place in Portoroz, Slovenia – it boasts a classic colour scheme of painted flames against a black background.

Jeep Renegade Hell’s Revenge (2016) Front Side

Other features include LED spotlights mounted at the bottom of the A-pillars, a skid plate, raised suspension and nine-spoke alloy wheels shod with all-terrain BF Goodrich tyres.

Inside, the flame motif is replicated on the dashboard. Also adding to the biker-inspired theme are the seats, which are covered in a mix of Nappa leather and black denim.

Jeep Renegade Hell’s Revenge (2016) Dashboard

There aren't any mechanical modifications, but power comes from a 2.0 litre turbocharged diesel engine that delivers 167 bhp (125 kW / 170 PS) via a nine-speed automatic transmission.

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