2025 Bentley Continental GT Review: Luxury Redefined
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In the latest review by Doug DeMuro, we dive into the luxurious world of the 2025 Bentley Continental GT. This beast of a car comes with a jaw-dropping price tag starting at over $300,000, making it clear that this is no ordinary ride. With a monstrous 770 horsepower twin-turbo plug-in hybrid V8 engine under the hood, the Continental GT promises an exhilarating driving experience unlike any other. Despite its hefty cost, this Bentley offers a unique blend of power and efficiency, boasting about 25 miles of fully electric driving range.
While the exterior design of the new Continental GT may seem familiar at first glance, Bentley has made significant changes to this model compared to its predecessors. From the distinctive new headlights with an eyelash detail to the accentuated hip line at the back, this car exudes elegance and sophistication from every angle. Step inside, and you're greeted by a cabin adorned with high-quality materials like machined finishes, perforated leather, and customizable mood lighting. However, some interior elements, like the plastic center control area, raise questions about Bentley's commitment to luxury.
The infotainment system, shared with Porsche and Audi, offers standard features like Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, along with a user-friendly 3D camera system. Unique touches like a rotating panel that switches between gauges and a machined aluminum finish add a touch of sophistication to the interior. Despite its impressive features, the adaptive cruise control system falls short, lacking the aggressiveness needed for a seamless driving experience. In the back seat, passengers are treated to individual seats with perforated leather and high-quality stitching, providing a comfortable yet luxurious ride.
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