Comments on: What Price Change? Mulsanne’s New V8 Saves 15% http://www.automobilesdeluxe.tv/what-price-change-mulsannes-new-v8-saves-15/ Covering the worlds greatest cars Sun, 06 May 2012 09:15:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Michael http://www.automobilesdeluxe.tv/what-price-change-mulsannes-new-v8-saves-15/#comment-5524 Michael Fri, 27 Nov 2009 20:21:20 +0000 http://www.automobilesdeluxe.tv/?p=4596#comment-5524 The bentley is a car I would like to drive my bride off in. This is the state of the art luxury car. Enuff said. The bentley is a car I would like to drive my bride off in. This is the state of the art luxury car. Enuff said.

]]> By: admin http://www.automobilesdeluxe.tv/what-price-change-mulsannes-new-v8-saves-15/#comment-5497 admin Mon, 16 Nov 2009 21:31:31 +0000 http://www.automobilesdeluxe.tv/?p=4596#comment-5497 I must agree that I find the Arnage much more visually alluring. Perhaps that's the answer: need a "Grand Bentley"? buy an Arnage, save a $100K for the future repairs fund. I must agree that I find the Arnage much more visually alluring.

Perhaps that’s the answer: need a “Grand Bentley”? buy an Arnage, save a $100K for the future repairs fund.

]]> By: Richard wolf http://www.automobilesdeluxe.tv/what-price-change-mulsannes-new-v8-saves-15/#comment-5496 Richard wolf Mon, 16 Nov 2009 21:15:23 +0000 http://www.automobilesdeluxe.tv/?p=4596#comment-5496 A few notes on the front design of this car. Foremost, the front bumper looks like a tacked on afterthought of the worst order. The grill itself appears way less finely wrought than in previous models....perhaps stolen from the new Kia. The under grill in the fascia fails to relate to the body work above at all. Shouldn't the top cutline running between the two circular lights continue on as the inside edge of the under grill? The fine centerline running through both grills is another cheap element, as though they were not strong enough to support themselves without this device. Like you,I am usually a strong advocate of Bentley design,making this mish/mash all the more unforgivable, And Gunnar, you are correct. The cylinder shut off gig has never worked well in any car before and has always ended up being dropped after a period of time (read ad gimmick). It seems the answer to a question no Bentley driver has or would, ever ask. A few notes on the front design of this car. Foremost, the front bumper looks like a tacked on afterthought of the worst order. The grill itself appears way less finely wrought than in previous models….perhaps stolen from the new Kia. The under grill in the fascia fails to relate to the body work above at all. Shouldn’t the top cutline running between the two circular lights continue on as the inside edge of the under grill? The fine centerline running through both grills is another cheap element, as though they were not strong enough to support themselves without this device.
Like you,I am usually a strong advocate of Bentley design,making this mish/mash all the more unforgivable,
And Gunnar, you are correct. The cylinder shut off gig has never worked well in any car before and has always ended up being dropped after a period of time (read ad gimmick). It seems the answer to a question no Bentley driver has or would, ever ask.

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