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Man that thing is awesome - the interior is plain gorgeous. The car itself is humongous - it made a jeep cherookee look tiny in comparison.
this very exact car
this very exact car
Originally posted by: yllus
That car is pretty much the definition of pimp.
Originally posted by: Sawyer
Stop lying, why no pics of the real thing? I swear I have never seen a board with more e-braggarts in my life. Your rich friend with a Bentley should have loaned you a camera.
Originally posted by: jpeyton
Call me crazy, but I like the lines of the Continental GT much better.
One of only 550 that will ever be built and one of just two in the United States right now (the other is parked at Manhattan Motorcars in New York City), the Brooklands I drove is the most expensive and rare vehicle in Bentley's lineup. It has a base price of $340,990, though this one was optioned up to $391,465 with items like 20-inch 5-spoke alloy wheels; an interior comprised entirely of Burnt Oak leather hides, Burr Walnut wood veneers and chromed stainless steel; and the world's largest carbon ceramic disc brakes.
I don't know, I'm not feeling the Brooklands. If I have the money for a Bentley, I would go w/ the Continental GT Speed. Now that thing's a beauty.So where does the Brooklands justify its tax bracket-busting price? The mechanicals. Under the long hood lies the famous hand-built V8 engine from Crewe. The fundamental architecture of the Brooklands's 6.75L twin-turbo V8 dates all the way back to 1959. It grew to its current displacement in 1969, and the first turbo was added in 1982. Twin turbos arrived in 2002, while a reprofiled camshaft and new low-inertia turbos were added last year. In the Arnage this engine produces 500 horsepower and 737 pound-feet of torque. With some additional tweaks it produces 550 horsepower and 774 pound-feet of torque in the Brooklands, which Bentley claims is the most torque produced by any V8 engine in the world. And there's no pilfering from the parts bin of parent group VW/Audi here. The motor's lineage is pure to the brand and cannot be questioned.
Originally posted by: Sawyer
"One of only 550 that will ever be built and one of just two in the United States right now (the other is parked at Manhattan Motorcars in New York City)"
Originally posted by: Sawyer
Why would anyone live in apt. and drive a Bentley? That guy=nuts
Originally posted by: Sawyer
Why would anyone live in apt. and drive a Bentley? That guy=nuts
Originally posted by: Sawyer
Why would anyone live in apt. and drive a Bentley? That guy=nuts
Originally posted by: Baked
Originally posted by: Sawyer
Why would anyone live in apt. and drive a Bentley? That guy=nuts
Don't you know the OP lives in a 50K/month tower apt?
Originally posted by: Sawyer
Why would anyone live in apt. and drive a Bentley? That guy=nuts
Originally posted by: legoman666
There is either a snake in my pants or.....
Originally posted by: Sawyer
Why would anyone live in apt. and drive a Bentley? That guy=nuts
