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Written by Stephen Dobie
Mansory is known, somewhat infamously, for taking sports and luxury cars and making them more OTT than your brain may be able compute. Much carbon, all the power, ginormous wheels and the occasional gaudy paintjob all combine to make Aventadors, G-Wagens and Wraiths even less subtle than they were to begin with.But now Mansory has got its hands on something else completely: the German tuner is preparing its take on the Bentley Bentayga. Yikes.No information is official yet, save for the caption to the above image, which reads "mountainous performance Mansory is granting a first look at its Bentley Bentayga refinement programme".The picture itself tells us the Bentayga gets new front air intakes, much carbon on its bonnet (though how much it cuts the Bentayga"s portly 2,440kg remains to be seen) and some predictably kerbable alloy wheels. Refinement indeed.Everything else including any tweaks to the Bentyaga"s standard, 600bhp W12 engine is under wraps (well, a Photoshopped sheet) for now. But we can already conclude it"s not a car for the shy and retiring
Date written: 12 May 2016
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Mansory is known, somewhat infamously, for taking sports and luxury cars and making them more OTT than your brain may be able compute. Much carbon, all the power, ginormous wheels and the occasional gaudy paintjob all combine to make Aventadors, G-Wagens and Wraiths even less subtle than they were to begin with.But now Mansory has got its hands on something else completely: the German tuner is preparing its take on the Bentley Bentayga. Yikes.No information is official yet, save for the caption to the above image, which reads "mountainous performance Mansory is granting a first look at its Bentley Bentayga refinement programme".The picture itself tells us the Bentayga gets new front air intakes, much carbon on its bonnet (though how much it cuts the Bentayga"s portly 2,440kg remains to be seen) and some predictably kerbable alloy wheels. Refinement indeed.Everything else including any tweaks to the Bentyaga"s standard, 600bhp W12 engine is under wraps (well, a Photoshopped sheet) for now. But we can already conclude it"s not a car for the shy and retiring
Date written: 12 May 2016
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 3388