The 2018 Bentley Continental GT
Bentley's Ultimate Attack On Aston Martin
(The concept car the production car is based on. I couldn't put more pictures up because of a lack of pictures and copyrights.)
For those who have been anxiously waiting for Bentley to make that EXP10 Speed 6 concept but thought it wasn't going to make it you'd be wrong...sort of. What Bentley wants to do is create a car somewhat based on that very concept called the 2018 Continental GT, as well as with some body styling from Porsche. This is scary as some British car purists would either cringe or grit their teeth at the thought of heavy German influence in a British car, especially a Bentley. But we need to remember it's the Germans who provide the excellent reliability for Bentleys and other British cars like Rolls Royces. Anyways let's talk about this ridiculously awesome looking British/German machine.
The 2018 Bentley Continental GT is a half British, half German luxury sports car coupe and grand tourer equipped with what will likely be a 4 liter twin-turbo V-8 that delivers an unknown amount of horsepower. This is because only the people at Bentley and maybe even Porsche know if the engine had been tweaked to deliver more or less horsepower. What is known is that the top speed of the 2018 Bentley Continental GT is 195mph. Not bad. The Bentley can reach 60 mph in 4.2 seconds. The engine is coupled to a possible 6-speed manual with a stick shift. Pictures you can find throughout the Internet may hint at this possibility.
Little to no information exists on what the Continental GT will use for it's exterior construction but what little is known about the interior says that the 2018 Continental GT will have a few differences from the former Continental GT. Inside the steering wheel has three spokes, a full digital gauge cluster, a two-tier element on the dash, a complete digital gauge cluster, and a possible Tesla Model S-inspired central display screen. The 2018 Continental GT will however share the quilted leather seats and door panels, and a similar double-brow instrument panel.
I almost forgot to mention that the Bentley will ride on a shortened version of Porsche's MSB platform that is already being created for the second-generation Porsche Panamera.
The cost of the 2018 Bentley Continental GT is likely to be slightly more expensive than its father but remain under $200,000 for the standard GT V-8 S coupe.
I have to say that I think this is one of the best examples of British and German cooperation.