A 987hp Bentley Arnage???
Could get Bugatti Veyron engine
By Zack Newmark
October 18, 2007 4:25 PM
Filed Under: Bentley, Bugatti, European, Tuners
Bentley plans to build a prototype of its Arnage model, mated to the 987bhp quad-turbo engine from the Bugatti Veyron, according to Autocar. The insane W16 engine would swap places with the Arnage's already-powerful base 6.75 litre V8, or the Flying Spur's impressive 552bhp W12 engine.
Using the Veyron's technological advances, the Bentley Arnage could clear the nearly 200 mph top speed of the 2007 Bentley Continental Flying Spur.
Autocar did not report on the likelihood of this car hitting the dealerships. However, it does seem obvious that a Bentley Arnage with a Bugatti engine, could easily dominate sales of Saloon and Touring Limousine sedans.
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