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The New Bentley Mulsanne
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The front styling is vaguely reminiscent of the R-Type Continental from the '50s
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300C anyone?
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Not crazy about it. Bentley has lost something in my eyes. Everybody has a Continental GT or flying spur and there are more exciting options out there than the Arnage. Now they will release this car which doesnt seem to be all that impressive. The only car I like from them is the gorgeous Brooklands. I think they need to get slightly more aggressive with their designs.
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^Yeah, I kind'a feel the same way ...but I will wait to see what this new model looks like in its entirety before I dismiss it. The front is certainly different.
The new Rolls-Royce will be its closest competitor.
The new Rolls-Royce will be its closest competitor.
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I wonder what will become of Maybach.
Do you think Daimler will enter this segment with a baby Maybach?
Do you think Daimler will enter this segment with a baby Maybach?
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I hate where RR is going with their styling.Originally Posted by JetBlast
I'm more disturbed by the fact they're trying to make them a bit more sporty and cars that are fun for you to drive. If you get a RR, you shouldn't be doing the driving.
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I love itOriginally Posted by emmanuel
+1 ...especially with most Lux sedans doing nothing more than looking somewhat the same.
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