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2011 Bentley Continental GT
2011 Bentley Continental GT comes with a new design and very beautiful. This car represents the second generation cut to success, which was established 8 years ago. This car has 567 horsepower and 516 pounds-feet hitting, 6.0-liter twin-turbo W12 engine makes this car more complete. This engine is also found playbook and capacity gains flex-fuel, which can be combined with gasoline and E85. 2011 Bentley Continental GT is an all-new model, not simply a refresh. Yes, its body Is not a drastic reinterpretation of Dirk van Braeckel’s original design, but there are new, Seductive details, like the staggered bi-xenon headlamps and jeweled LED daytime running lights. As of next year, the nominally eco-conscious will be able to get their Continental GT with a 4.0-liter V8. Numbers haven’t been released yet, but you can expect it to register high on the horse and torque while getting significantly better gas mileage than its big brother.