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Bentley Cardiff Welcome to Bentley Cardiff As Dealer Principal of Bentley Cardiff, I am very proud to present to you our very own Bentley dedicated team of professionals, we are totally committed to providing Cardiff Magazine, which I hope will give you an insight into our dealership and also all the the highest possible standards in sales, servicing and parts, befitting latest company and manufacturer news. of this unique marque. There is much to talk about at the moment, as Bentley Motors will soon have the most I do hope you enjoy browsing through the magazine and find its varied and exciting model line-up in its long and colourful history, with the newly launched contents interesting. In the meantime, I very much look forward to Continental GTV8 Coupé and Continental GTV8 Convertible. seeing you at our showroom in the not too distant future. I am also proud to announce that one of our technicians was in the first group to qualify as Master Technician in the United Kingdom. One of our apprentices was also awarded Andrew Ford “Apprentice of the Year” in his final year of qualification. Working with a highly skilled and Dealer Principal Published by: MMC Media, Starline House, 130 Mowbray Drive, Blackpool, Lancs FY3 7UR Tel: 01253 319882/3 Fax: 01253 319884 DISCLAIMER No part of this publication may be copied or reproduced in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopy or otherwise without the express permision of the publishers. BENTLEY CARDIFF 5 BENTLEY CONTINENTAL SUPERSPORTS CONVERTIBLE ISR The Continental Supersports Convertible ISR (Ice Speed Record) The unique appearance of the soft top is design package as a no cost option. The 20” created in the outer layer by a ‘grey’ acrylic 10-spoke Supersports wheels can be specified is the most potent and radically styled Bentley convertible ever. fibre with a semi-transparent ‘metallic look’ in in a vibrant red paint with a diamond turned a twill weave construction. The car’s potent finish to produce a lustrous metallic contrast. performance is further accentuated by 20” The dual-louvered dark bonnet vents, unique Just 100 examples of the ISR will be built at Bentley’s designers have selected three inch, 10-spoke Supersports wheels with a to Supersports models, are complemented by Bentley’s Crewe factory. The Supersports ‘Ice ‘stand-out’ exterior paint colours for the new dark tint finish. red accent surrounds. The extrovert Mulliner Speed Record’ is distinguished by its extrovert convertible: Beluga, Quartzite and, fittingly, design is completed with a set of bold of and muscular design cues that reinforce the Arctica White. These colours are complemented For those customers seeking to accentuate Supersports ISR graphics that run down both uncompromising performance of this extreme by a Dark Grey Metallic soft top with Bentley’s the high performance credentials of the car flanks of the car. 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