Jeep Renegade Hell's Revenge bows

It's an unlikely union but off-road specialist Jeep and motorcycle stalwart Harley-Davidson have teamed up to create the Renegade Hell's Revenge – an angry-looking mud-slinger.

Fashioned in Italy by Garage Italia Customs, the Jeep Renegade features a striking exterior that'll turn heads quicker than a Kim Kardashian wardrobe malfunction, thanks largely to audacious flames covering its snout.

The Jeep Renegade Hell's Revenge vehicle was commissioned to celebrate 25 years of the European HOG Rally hosted by the Harley Owners Group. The event started in Slovenia yesterday and Jeep is a major sponsor this year, hence the vehicle.

HOG Rallies are held all over the world, even in Australia, where the last of which was held in 2015 in Tamworth.

The special one-off vehicle was inspired by custom Harley-Davidson machines, and as such plenty of time and effort went into the paint work. From the car's red nose through its orange and yellow bonnet flames to the black undercoat, the artwork is made up of four matte paint layers and fluorescent paint too.

Apart from the arresting visuals, the Jeep Renegade Hell's Revenge also features a custom-made bash plate with the words Jeep, H-D and Icons, and rugged BF Goodrich tyres are also in evidence, adding more machismo to the compact SUV.

The Harley-Davidson logo can be seen on the car's body too, marking the vehicle as 'friendly' to the HOG faithful. The baby Jeep also gets LED spotlights mounted at the base of the windscreen, boosted suspension and unique alloy wheels.

The cabin features unique seats upholstered with Foglizzo Nappa leather and black denim – naturally – and there's trademark orange highlights throughout the interior, creating a Harley link.

What do you think of the rebellious new look? Is it an improvement for the Jeep Renegade?