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Without pretending to have seen all the custom Bentley Continental GTs out there, I have to mention the ones I find inspiring can be counted using the fingers of a single hand. And no, the one we have here, which comes in the form of a rendering, isn't among them.
However, this virtual build is worthy of our attention, simply because it managed to dramatically alter the image of the grand tourer without doing too many things to the car.
To put it simply, we're dealing with something that looks like a nightmare - this is what would happen to the new Conti GT if the #hellaflush camp got its hands on it. We're talking about one of the most controversial tuning subcultures out there, which mixes a microscopic ground clearance with the kind of negative camber angle that favors odd looks over anything else.
Well, let's try to look past the said angle and the possibly-stretched tires, as these are elements that have seen authorities banning hellaflush rides in certain parts of the world. So, with that in mind, we can focus on the custom wheels of the Crewe machine.
Their centers feature a styling language that's not far from what we can see on factory rims. However, their lips are so fat and shiny that they could easily pass as mirrors aimed at helping the owner keep his or her shoes clean.
In fact, Ruxed Design, the pixel label that brought us this work, has even zoomed in on the said wheels. And you can check it all out by using the swipe feature of the social media post below.
Note that such rims are also popular among fans of the Japanese slammed supercar culture, which skips the said extreme camber angle, but keeps the lowered side alive, while touching icons like the Ferrari Testarossa.
To put it simply, we're dealing with something that looks like a nightmare - this is what would happen to the new Conti GT if the #hellaflush camp got its hands on it. We're talking about one of the most controversial tuning subcultures out there, which mixes a microscopic ground clearance with the kind of negative camber angle that favors odd looks over anything else.
Well, let's try to look past the said angle and the possibly-stretched tires, as these are elements that have seen authorities banning hellaflush rides in certain parts of the world. So, with that in mind, we can focus on the custom wheels of the Crewe machine.
Their centers feature a styling language that's not far from what we can see on factory rims. However, their lips are so fat and shiny that they could easily pass as mirrors aimed at helping the owner keep his or her shoes clean.
In fact, Ruxed Design, the pixel label that brought us this work, has even zoomed in on the said wheels. And you can check it all out by using the swipe feature of the social media post below.
Note that such rims are also popular among fans of the Japanese slammed supercar culture, which skips the said extreme camber angle, but keeps the lowered side alive, while touching icons like the Ferrari Testarossa.
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