RE: LA debut for Bentley Grand Convertible
Discussion
Sorry, mis read that. Either way the point remains the same.
If you have shed loads of cash you have to spend it on something and to the people who buy this the cost will be a drop in the ocean.
But saying 'why buy this when X costs 1/100 of the price is like saying why buy a Rolex when a £10 Casio does the same job.
If you have shed loads of cash you have to spend it on something and to the people who buy this the cost will be a drop in the ocean.
But saying 'why buy this when X costs 1/100 of the price is like saying why buy a Rolex when a £10 Casio does the same job.
yonex said:
Classic 3 litre, lovely.
Red Label, lovely.
Car crime.
Sorry you can't see the difference. '!!'
I can't see much difference between the latter two, described as 'lovely' and 'criminal' by you - they're both diagonal crossing grills; the top photo has a vertical/horizontal mesh. If anything I would assume if you're going by differences, you'd like the first one but hate both the last two.Red Label, lovely.
Car crime.
Sorry you can't see the difference. '!!'
xRIEx said:
I can't see much difference between the latter two, described as 'lovely' and 'criminal' by you - they're both diagonal crossing grills; the top photo has a vertical/horizontal mesh. If anything I would assume if you're going by differences, you'd like the first one but hate both the last two.
I think it is pretty obvious that the latest Bentley is probably not meant to appeal to me. The latest version obviously needs a massive amount of cooling hence the reason that so much of the front end is vented. IMO it would look a great deal less of a footballers special edition if the lower mesh was deleted and filled with something less obvious. After the GT I think they have gone backwards from a purely aesthetic point of view. The brand will always be safe, which I guess is all that matters to some.yonex said:
Classic 3 litre, lovely.
Red Label, lovely.
Car crime.
Sorry you can't see the difference. '!!'
I can see the difference but IMO The latter grilles in your pictures are an evolution of the original. Personally I preferred the incarnation on the Eight to the thing on the Arnage, a strange 3D honeycombed affair. My father specified a 'Grater' with body coloured surround on his Mulsanne 'S' instead of the chrome & slats affair. Was very impressed when it turned out to be a 1990 MY with, of all things twin headlights, a rev counter & sports seats front & rear instead of bench style!Red Label, lovely.
Car crime.
Sorry you can't see the difference. '!!'
Im not disputing the fact the grille on this thing is somewhat loud but I suppose it's all to do with a 'Family face'. Also wonder if Bentley are no longer allowed to use the 'Slats' due to copyright by Rolls Royce or some such.
TIGA84 said:
daytona365 said:
Why buy this, when a classic E30 cabriolet is likely just a few percent of the cost of this.........Thing.
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