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Bentley Continental GTC Speed: Staple Your Crown On Before You Hit The Pedal


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16 inches front
13 inches rear
I served Thanksgiving dinner on a smaller surface than those front discs
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"Some may regard these marginal increases in performance metrics not worth the GT Speed's price premium ($199,990, $24,000 over the GT), but these people have tiny yachts you can't even land a helicopter on."
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But then, you start to talk to one and, far from the dulcet, distinguished tones of Emma Peel, you're more likely to hear "Yeah, iss well smart, innit?"
And you just know they arrived at the show with their boyfriend in his WRX.
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I've been in Ireland and Scotland chatting up the girls there and it can be almost impossible to understand what they're saying, but it's allegedly English they're speaking.
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Wrong accent? Oh, well.
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Can you imagine the hair? Hi, I'm Joe Biden and this is my wife, Medusa.
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Oh people have gone faster with the top down, I just wouldn't advise it.
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[jalopnik.com]
I find this car even more horrifying than that Silver Shadow with a blower sticking out of the hood. Do I like the idea of a 200-mile-an-hour Bentley convertible? Damn straight I do. But this thing is just awful. It's for oil sheiks, rappers, professional athletes and Silicon Valley players-- not the type of people who exemplify good taste in the traditional Bentley-owner fashion. Yes, Walter Owen Bentley loved big, fast, heavy cars, and they were always playthings of the wealthy, but they were tasteful and understated-- at least, they were understated until they roared around the banking at Brooklands or down the Mulsanne Straight. This goddamn thing is just vulgar. If I had the money (and I don't, so Bentley doesn't care what I think) I'd put it towards an early-'50s R-type Continental in British Racing Green. 120 miles an hour is more than "adequate" in a REAL Bentley-- partially because you won't feel the need to compensate for anything.
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The 0-60 in 4.5 or 4.8 seconds is pretty impressive for a 5800 pound behemoth. Largest brakes ever on a production car--check.
Power train by Mr. Gush--that's about right.
"City" and "Highway" MPG are "Urban" and "Extra-Urban" -- no doubt some of the customer base will misunderstand that one.
Oh, but you can't to 200 mph in the droptop--see fine print.
Safety? Can ithe nanny make sure no one rolls the Bentley? (ha, Rolls--get it?) Does a giant spring appear and instantly set you back on the wheels? Will it simply, Weeble-like, not turn upside down?
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