Bulgarian design studio Vilner has released its fully modified Bentley Continental GT. The new carbon fiber wide body kit has increased the car's length by
several centimeters and all body parts have been changed, with the
exception of the roof. Vilner has installed carbon fiber front and rear
spoilers, rear diffuser, along with different exhaust pipes and a gray
graphite matte paint. Carbon fiber was also used for the inner part of
the headlights, while the taillights have also been slightly revised.
The interior cabin has received a black finish with Bordeaux accents,
plus a dark red hue for the armrest, door pockets and gearshift lever.
Black Alcantara with a decorative pattern was used to cover the ceiling
and seats. Vilner also modified the steering wheel which they say
provides more grip.
Lastly, the output of the twin-turbo W12 6.0-liter was increased from
the series 559 HP (411 kW) to 660 HP (485 kW). Torque has also been
bumped from 480 lb-ft (650 Nm) to 575 lb-ft (780 Nm). Thanks to these
changes, the Bentley Continental GT by Vilner is now capable of reaching
a top speed of 202 mph (325 km/h), up from the stock 198 mph (318
km/h).
Source: Vilner
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