The Gentlemen’s Club: Bentley Continental GT

: Bentley Continental GT
If there’s one car that embodies the essence of British aristocracy, it’s this one. The Bentley Continental GT—a two-door coupé with immense power and exquisite, hand-crafted luxury in the cabin.

The Epitome of British Aristocracy: Bentley Continental GT

If there’s one car that truly embodies the essence of British aristocracy, it’s this one. The Bentley Continental GT—a two-door coupé with immense power and an opulent, meticulously handcrafted interior. Now, Bentley’s prestigious models are officially available in Israel, following the local Porsche distributor’s acquisition of the import rights.

The latest Continental GT showcases a flowing, uncluttered design, accentuated by its low, wide stance—giving it a commanding presence, even at a standstill. Open the door, and a choreographed sequence of exterior and interior lighting welcomes you, with ambient illumination adjustable in both intensity and color. Inside, the seats are wrapped in the finest soft leather, hand-stitched to perfection. Surfaces that come into direct contact with the body remain intentionally smooth and texture-free, ensuring maximum efficiency for the integrated heating and ventilation system. And yes, there’s even a massage function.

As its GT badge suggests, this grand tourer is built to devour long distances at high speeds in absolute comfort. Powering this rolling gentleman’s club is a 6.0-liter, W12 engine producing 635 horsepower and a staggering 900 Nm of torque. That’s enough to launch this refined masterpiece from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.6 seconds, with a top speed of 333 km/h. Options include 22-inch wheels and a choice of seven different types of genuine wood veneers for the cabin’s décor.

The Bottom Line: The car for those who already have everything.

Price: 1.8 million ILS

 

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