Wake up folks! Bentley Motors has unveiled the world’s fastest car, the all new Continental Flying Spur Speed.
The speed version of Bentley Continental Flying Spur is unveiled through the company’s Indian dealership.
The new version sets the stakes with its heart rendering styling and excellent engine technology. It is incredible to believe that the new car has the power of going 0-100 km/h in just a span of 4.8 seconds. That’s extremely fast and exciting too!
Adorned with a dark-tint chrome front grille and 20 inch tyres, this car is expected to take over the Ferrari. Even the interiors are spiced with leather cladding, extravagance, and highest level of safety features. In addition, the integrated music system adds an extra appeal and charm to the Bentley’s unveiled car.
The best part of this car is that it can be customized in accordance to your needs and aspiration. Amazingly, you can import this car at a price tag of Rs 2.5 crore including the import duty.
Labels: Bentley-Cars, New-Car
5 Comments:
Bentley cars are mind blowing. I just love these cars. They look so royal and i personally feel that it one of the best luxury cars i have ever seen. When is the car coming to India??
Cool! The world's fastest car is there to rock the Indian market. But I wonder how successful will this new car be. Indian roads are so congested that even small cars get stuck in the jam. In such a situation, getting the world's fastest car is simply a waste.
You are wrong friend. A car like this in India will take the Indian car industry to a greater height. What you have to say to this?
Just imagine, the fastest car of the world zipping in between the racing tracks in India. That would be amazing and mind-blowing! As it is India is growing and growing in terms of sports event and due to a huge number of sports enthusiast most of the car manufacturers are somehow or the other linked with such kind of events. I personally feel that India should have a blend of all types of cars including the racing and sports cars.
Ya, I do agree that a car like this will take the Indian car industry to a better height but what about the infrastructure. Do you really think that Indian roads are fit for a car like this?
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