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Bentley Continental.
I'll take my GT V8 in Verdant green over Saddle / Beluga split hide with contrast stitching and seat piping please.
Standard Five Tri-Spoke wheels painted silver will be fine.
Probably go for a dual veneer - dark stained burr walnut over grand black would be just lovely.
And please remove the 'Bentley' boot lettering.
Sounds splendid, just drop it round with a full tank when it’s ready!

I'll take my GT V8 in Verdant green over Saddle / Beluga split hide with contrast stitching and seat piping please.
Standard Five Tri-Spoke wheels painted silver will be fine.
Probably go for a dual veneer - dark stained burr walnut over grand black would be just lovely.
And please remove the 'Bentley' boot lettering.
Sounds splendid, just drop it round with a full tank when it’s ready!
kambites said:
Can the answer really be anything other than a Lexus LC500? Not the most agile of cars but you really can't question the build quality.
/threadAn LC500 will still be running perfectly and worth real money when any of the European alternatives have been melted down and turned into razor blades, the only sign they ever existed being the oil stains they left behind and the swollen bank balance of the dealers and specialists that helped them limp on in an ever diminishing state of function as they were passed through a dozen or more owners, like the ticking bomb they are once out of warranty.
The spinner of plates said:
Bentley Continental.
I'll take my GT V8 in Verdant green over Saddle / Beluga split hide with contrast stitching and seat piping please.
Standard Five Tri-Spoke wheels painted silver will be fine.
Probably go for a dual veneer - dark stained burr walnut over grand black would be just lovely.
And please remove the 'Bentley' boot lettering.
Sounds splendid, just drop it round with a full tank when it’s ready!

So this sounds fabulous - but what is the real owning experience of a GT V8 owner?I'll take my GT V8 in Verdant green over Saddle / Beluga split hide with contrast stitching and seat piping please.
Standard Five Tri-Spoke wheels painted silver will be fine.
Probably go for a dual veneer - dark stained burr walnut over grand black would be just lovely.
And please remove the 'Bentley' boot lettering.
Sounds splendid, just drop it round with a full tank when it’s ready!
kambites said:
Can the answer really be anything other than a Lexus LC500? Not the most agile of cars but you really can't question the build quality.
Yes, it's just another instalment of wallowy Jap cr*p IMHO! I'd love to try an XKR, M6, 911S or many other options, but no Lexus thanks!
Tforme said:
Caterham fabulous but not a car to tour Scotland or Wales on a wet winter’s day.
A Caterham can be a bit dicey when it is hot too! In a trip across the USA, I had some of my ablutionary items melted, such as my toothbrush, and hair brush, when they were inside my luggage, in the passenger footwell. and that was near Huston, and not when crossing the Mojave desert near Las Vegas!Forums | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff





