Bentley is gearing up to unveil its most extreme Bentley ever at the 2009 Geneva Motor Show. When you hear “extreme” you probably think that the car will have a huge gas-guzzling engine under the hood however, Bentley’s “fastest, most powerful production car ever,” will be a biofuel supercar.
According to Autowereld, the most extreme Bentley [...]
Bentley is gearing up to unveil its most extreme Bentley ever at the 2009 Geneva Motor Show. When you hear “extreme” you probably think that the car will have a huge gas-guzzling engine under the hood however, Bentley’s “fastest, most powerful production car ever,” will be a biofuel supercar.
According to Autowereld, the most extreme Bentley (which may carry the Victoria badge) will be powered by a W12 bi-turbo engine that will produce a neck-snapping 630-hp - that’s 30 more horsepower than the Continental GT Speed. 0 to 62 mph is expected to come in at about 4 seconds. Sources say that Bentley has also removed the rear seats to cut some weight.
We’ll have more details on March 3 from the 2009 Geneva Motor Show. Stay tuned.
Bentley Biofuel Supercar Teaser:
Source: Autowereld (via WCF)
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