Photo: Forgiato Wheels
You can't mention Rolls-Royce without thinking of Bentley. But while they share similar ideology and sometimes customers, one is more inclined towards the performance side of things, while the other is for people who ride in comfort at the back of the vehicle, maybe enjoying a glass of champagne or some caviar.
That's a stereotype since a lot of Rolls-Royce owners are rappers and still know how to enjoy a cheeseburger and fries. However, this next Bentley tuning project probably has nothing to do with refined foods.
It started out as a regular Bentley Continental GT equipped with a W12 engine. However, the owner wanted to stand out more and enhanced the size of the vehicle with help from the Wide_Body_King auto shop. They made the big coupe even bigger by flaring out the fenders.
To balance of the "lipstick red" paintjob, a set of chrome trim pieces from Forgiato were added. The upper and lower grilles window accents and side panels are all bling-bling now. Bentley probably doesn't approve of this tuning project, but it's out of their hands now.
To complete that gangster look, a set of deep-dish Andata wheels from the Forgiato original line were also added. They have a 3-piece design, which means painting the spokes in red was very easy. The rest has been chromed to match the design of the grille.
Who would ever buy such a car? Rappers, poker players and maybe a few professional athletes. The only thing we know about this Bentley's owner is that his Instagram account is @Vipeme. He splits his time between Florida and Toronto, also owning a Drophead Rolls-Royce, a Huracan, a Nissan GT-R and a few other goodies.
It started out as a regular Bentley Continental GT equipped with a W12 engine. However, the owner wanted to stand out more and enhanced the size of the vehicle with help from the Wide_Body_King auto shop. They made the big coupe even bigger by flaring out the fenders.
To balance of the "lipstick red" paintjob, a set of chrome trim pieces from Forgiato were added. The upper and lower grilles window accents and side panels are all bling-bling now. Bentley probably doesn't approve of this tuning project, but it's out of their hands now.
To complete that gangster look, a set of deep-dish Andata wheels from the Forgiato original line were also added. They have a 3-piece design, which means painting the spokes in red was very easy. The rest has been chromed to match the design of the grille.
Who would ever buy such a car? Rappers, poker players and maybe a few professional athletes. The only thing we know about this Bentley's owner is that his Instagram account is @Vipeme. He splits his time between Florida and Toronto, also owning a Drophead Rolls-Royce, a Huracan, a Nissan GT-R and a few other goodies.
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