RE: Bentley ... Bentayga?
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Smitters said:
This is a yardstick for the shameful position humanity has arrived at. It's utterly dreadful, yet people our children admire will end up buying it and further perpetrating the awfulness.
It has literally no redeeming features to my eyes, other than being a good bit of mechanical engineering.
It's certainly a bellweather for some social ills. I wouldn't worry about the children though as its crap parenting that leads children to ever thinking these cretinous creatures are of any credible value and if a child has crap parents then it has larger issues than thinking that spitting on the street, speaking gibberish and wanting to drive a car best left to genocidal tin pot generals are prudent routes to gainful employment and a happy life. It has literally no redeeming features to my eyes, other than being a good bit of mechanical engineering.
I love SUVs and I like Bentley but this product appears to have crossed the Rubicon.
I think I should see Bentley for copying my ideas without paying me.... That looks identical to a photoshop render I did of the original concept car to make it more tasteful:
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
dvs_dave said:
No, I was just listing all the 12 cyl SUV's that have ever been created. Of the 5 I can think of, 3 of them have a VAG badge.
And what with Lambo being a VAG brand these days, there is a tenuous link for a 4th example with the LM002.
Just wait until we get to see the Lamborghini Lambozo ;-)And what with Lambo being a VAG brand these days, there is a tenuous link for a 4th example with the LM002.
This is all I hear when I see that name:
They'll sell shiploads of them here in America. Where I live, I'm sure I won't be able to go out of the house without seeing at least one.
I love how the marketing people are quoting natural places as the inspiration for the name of a two-tonne-plus SUV powered by a twin-turbo 12-cylinder!
If fuel prices stay what they are (~$2.00 per U.S.-gallon or less than 35p per Litre, if I did my math correctly), it won't matter, anyway.
They'll sell shiploads of them here in America. Where I live, I'm sure I won't be able to go out of the house without seeing at least one.
I love how the marketing people are quoting natural places as the inspiration for the name of a two-tonne-plus SUV powered by a twin-turbo 12-cylinder!
If fuel prices stay what they are (~$2.00 per U.S.-gallon or less than 35p per Litre, if I did my math correctly), it won't matter, anyway.
Howrare said:
Wrong thread. It,s hideous and just what their target market will love for 200k extraHowrare said:
That appears to be a (waste of a) Phantom.Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff