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Bentley Continental GT 2011: Spyshots a week of its official

Bentley Continental GT 2011
Here are the latest spyshots the Bentley Continental GT restyled as we discover on September 7 this year and which will debut at the Paris Motor Show.

We discovered a car in the face with lights changed and expanded based on those of the Mulsanne. Note also a slightly larger grille but also slightly more vertical than the acuel model. The bumper spoiler is also much more airy than the current GT in order to make it seem more dynamic.

Bentley Continental GT 2011
Bentley Continental GT 2011
Bentley Continental GT 2011

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