SPY PHOTOS: Bentley Continental GT and Flying Spur Facelift
News from the front
By Text by Andreas Conradt
March 14, 2007 8:54 PM
Filed Under: Bentley, European, Spy Photos
News from the front
Even the hottest cars, the most exclusive ones with the most traditional names and the highest prices need things as banal as a facelift if their manufacturers want to avoid a midlife crisis. And even these aforementioned cars need petrol at times – a lot of petrol that is. When both things come together, there’s time enough for our spies to take a closer look, grab the camera and shoot.
The result you can see here: the first shots of the facelifts of the Bentley Continental GT and Continental Flying Spur. Both will get slightly modified front bumpers and air-intakes plus revised interiors.
The 6.0-litres W12 Twin Turbo powerplants will be left unchanged though – no matter what the petrol bill and the global climate might say...
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