The Bentley Continental GT costs $400,900 for the coupe and $441,300 for the convertible. But that, folks, is just the deposit.
If you want the James Bond-style rotating touchscreen in the dash, which at the press of a button spins to reveal old-school gauges or a blank piece of timber, that’ll cost an extra $12,300.
Advanced safety features that are standard on a new Toyota Corolla are split into two technology packs that cost $10,300 or $16,200.
For the complete safety suite buyers need to shell out $26,500 for both -- as much as the aforementioned Corolla.
Bentley says buyers prefer to have the choice of leather and woodgrain at no extra charge rather than advanced safety tech as standard.
Then again, what else can they say when the cheapest car in sister brand Volkswagen’s…
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Australian New Car Buyer (Digital) - 1 Issue, Issue #56 - December 2020