PCabrelli
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Bentley v Rolls Royce
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Bohdathone
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They're both making fantastic cars again; the solidity and sheer quality of the RR Phantom is amazing and everything a modern Rolls Royce should be. The forthcoming coupe will be very desirable (following on from the Drophead coupe). Of the current ranges I would have to pick the new Bentley Brooklands coupe; even though some elements of it date back years - it just looks too good!
leftover_salmon
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Bentley, because I like driving myself.
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+1 on the Brooklands (you have good taste).
Most of the new Bentelys share a lot with the VW cars, so I am not a huge fan. The Phantom (and other RRs) are associated with excess, but they are still one of the best built cars in the world today.
Most of the new Bentelys share a lot with the VW cars, so I am not a huge fan. The Phantom (and other RRs) are associated with excess, but they are still one of the best built cars in the world today.
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Bentley, because I like driving myself.Originally Posted by leftover_salmon
+1.
Roller was always bought to be driven in, Bentley to drive ones self.
I of course would never dream of allowing my chauffeur behind the wheel of my Bentley what what what.
SkinnyGoomba
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i think the Maybach is a much nicer looking car.
I like the idea of a Bentley or Rolls, but when i see them i'm usually turned off by the styling.
But then again i'm not in the market for something that extravagant....yet, so maybe my thoughts will change when i can buy one.
I like the idea of a Bentley or Rolls, but when i see them i'm usually turned off by the styling.
But then again i'm not in the market for something that extravagant....yet, so maybe my thoughts will change when i can buy one.
SkinnyGoomba
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the brooklands is pretty sweet!
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