Supercars spotted, some rarities (vol 6)
Discussion
Bentayga, Maldon.
In all the pictures I've seen this has looked rather gopping and unnecessary - thought it would look like a blingy Cayenne. In the flesh though, it is quite imposing and just looks hewn from granite and, as was undoubtedly the brief, incredibly expensive.
Colour helps of course. I doubt it would be where my £250k+ would go, but with an unlimited lottery win there'd be a space for one on the ranch.
In all the pictures I've seen this has looked rather gopping and unnecessary - thought it would look like a blingy Cayenne. In the flesh though, it is quite imposing and just looks hewn from granite and, as was undoubtedly the brief, incredibly expensive.
Colour helps of course. I doubt it would be where my £250k+ would go, but with an unlimited lottery win there'd be a space for one on the ranch.
RESSE said:
Still feel slightly sick at the missed opportunity. If this one's a manual, looks to be identical spec down to the tan carbon buckets and Stradale wheels.
I feel nauseous.
FerdiZ28 said:
Bentayga, Maldon.
In all the pictures I've seen this has looked rather gopping and unnecessary - thought it would look like a blingy Cayenne. In the flesh though, it is quite imposing and just looks hewn from granite and, as was undoubtedly the brief, incredibly expensive.
Colour helps of course. I doubt it would be where my £250k+ would go, but with an unlimited lottery win there'd be a space for one on the ranch.
I like everything about that car except for the rear lights. They could have done so much more with them with all the new designs thats LED can be used for but they chose to make horrible rounded off square lights that are just a bit dull in real life. In all the pictures I've seen this has looked rather gopping and unnecessary - thought it would look like a blingy Cayenne. In the flesh though, it is quite imposing and just looks hewn from granite and, as was undoubtedly the brief, incredibly expensive.
Colour helps of course. I doubt it would be where my £250k+ would go, but with an unlimited lottery win there'd be a space for one on the ranch.
ashleyman said:
I like everything about that car except for the rear lights. They could have done so much more with them with all the new designs thats LED can be used for but they chose to make horrible rounded off square lights that are just a bit dull in real life.
I totally agree the rear doesn't work. I am not a fan of the chicken wire all over the front, a bit would be fine, but it doesn't need to extend the full width of the car. Overall though, it does a good job as an imposing, expensive looking SUV.
Harry Flashman said:
I really, really hope that this isn't the one I should have bought but did not from Simon Furlonger in Kent, for £50k, three years ago.
Still feel slightly sick at the missed opportunity. If this one's a manual, looks to be identical spec down to the tan carbon buckets and Stradale wheels.
I feel nauseous.
HarryStill feel slightly sick at the missed opportunity. If this one's a manual, looks to be identical spec down to the tan carbon buckets and Stradale wheels.
I feel nauseous.
It was (is) a manual.
Harry Flashman said:
RESSE said:
Still feel slightly sick at the missed opportunity. If this one's a manual, looks to be identical spec down to the tan carbon buckets and Stradale wheels.
I feel nauseous.
DHE said:
Harry Flashman said:
RESSE said:
Still feel slightly sick at the missed opportunity. If this one's a manual, looks to be identical spec down to the tan carbon buckets and Stradale wheels.
I feel nauseous.
FerdiZ28 said:
Bentayga, Maldon.
In all the pictures I've seen this has looked rather gopping and unnecessary - thought it would look like a blingy Cayenne. In the flesh though, it is quite imposing and just looks hewn from granite and, as was undoubtedly the brief, incredibly expensive.
Colour helps of course. I doubt it would be where my £250k+ would go, but with an unlimited lottery win there'd be a space for one on the ranch.
Really twice as good as a Range Rover Sport SVR?In all the pictures I've seen this has looked rather gopping and unnecessary - thought it would look like a blingy Cayenne. In the flesh though, it is quite imposing and just looks hewn from granite and, as was undoubtedly the brief, incredibly expensive.
Colour helps of course. I doubt it would be where my £250k+ would go, but with an unlimited lottery win there'd be a space for one on the ranch.
Pothole said:
FerdiZ28 said:
Bentayga, Maldon.
In all the pictures I've seen this has looked rather gopping and unnecessary - thought it would look like a blingy Cayenne. In the flesh though, it is quite imposing and just looks hewn from granite and, as was undoubtedly the brief, incredibly expensive.
Colour helps of course. I doubt it would be where my £250k+ would go, but with an unlimited lottery win there'd be a space for one on the ranch.
Really twice as good as a Range Rover Sport SVR?In all the pictures I've seen this has looked rather gopping and unnecessary - thought it would look like a blingy Cayenne. In the flesh though, it is quite imposing and just looks hewn from granite and, as was undoubtedly the brief, incredibly expensive.
Colour helps of course. I doubt it would be where my £250k+ would go, but with an unlimited lottery win there'd be a space for one on the ranch.
t and unreliable (I'm not a fan of JLR products). The Bentayga would be less pacy and probably a lot softer (I'd hope anyway) but ultimately premium and well put together. A rolex and a timex both tell the time, etc. Pothole said:
FerdiZ28 said:
Bentayga, Maldon.
In all the pictures I've seen this has looked rather gopping and unnecessary - thought it would look like a blingy Cayenne. In the flesh though, it is quite imposing and just looks hewn from granite and, as was undoubtedly the brief, incredibly expensive.
Colour helps of course. I doubt it would be where my £250k+ would go, but with an unlimited lottery win there'd be a space for one on the ranch.
Really twice as good as a Range Rover Sport SVR?In all the pictures I've seen this has looked rather gopping and unnecessary - thought it would look like a blingy Cayenne. In the flesh though, it is quite imposing and just looks hewn from granite and, as was undoubtedly the brief, incredibly expensive.
Colour helps of course. I doubt it would be where my £250k+ would go, but with an unlimited lottery win there'd be a space for one on the ranch.
fatboy69 said:
DB11 in Cheltenham yesterday.
LHD. Amazing light blue paint with silver sparkly effects in the paintwork. Partially covered in camouflage.
Looked amazing. Sounded awesome.
Driver asked if I would refrain from posting photos on Facebook. Didn't mention PH.......
If it had a blue interior it's probably the pre-production mule all the journos have been driving lately.LHD. Amazing light blue paint with silver sparkly effects in the paintwork. Partially covered in camouflage.
Looked amazing. Sounded awesome.
Driver asked if I would refrain from posting photos on Facebook. Didn't mention PH.......
Interesting he asked you not to post pictures...
fatboy69 said:
DB11 in Cheltenham yesterday.
LHD. Amazing light blue paint with silver sparkly effects in the paintwork. Partially covered in camouflage.
Looked amazing. Sounded awesome.
Driver asked if I would refrain from posting photos on Facebook. Didn't mention PH.......
prob bent the truth to his wife about having to work the weekend.LHD. Amazing light blue paint with silver sparkly effects in the paintwork. Partially covered in camouflage.
Looked amazing. Sounded awesome.
Driver asked if I would refrain from posting photos on Facebook. Didn't mention PH.......
MattHall91 said:
Pothole said:
FerdiZ28 said:
Bentayga, Maldon.
In all the pictures I've seen this has looked rather gopping and unnecessary - thought it would look like a blingy Cayenne. In the flesh though, it is quite imposing and just looks hewn from granite and, as was undoubtedly the brief, incredibly expensive.
Colour helps of course. I doubt it would be where my £250k+ would go, but with an unlimited lottery win there'd be a space for one on the ranch.
Really twice as good as a Range Rover Sport SVR?In all the pictures I've seen this has looked rather gopping and unnecessary - thought it would look like a blingy Cayenne. In the flesh though, it is quite imposing and just looks hewn from granite and, as was undoubtedly the brief, incredibly expensive.
Colour helps of course. I doubt it would be where my £250k+ would go, but with an unlimited lottery win there'd be a space for one on the ranch.
"The Range Rover is a better car at a far more reasonable price"
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