Vs Motortend: Rolls-Royce Ghost vs Bentley CFS Speed vs Aston Martin Rapide
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Giannis
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Same here, but let my tell you why.
Bentley: It's a great car (all cars are great actually) with fantastic attention to detail. The design is old-school and it targets older buyers. It's a car that you can drive and be driven in. But it's getting old and it shows. The competition has brought up many new fantastic cars, and when you pay that kind of money, newest does matter.
Aston Martin: It looks fabulous, but has one great disadvantage. It lives in the shadows of the DB9. It's a nice design, but looks better in two-door form. Also, it has only two cramped rear seats, which means you can't be driven in one, unless you sit in front. It's great, with it's aluminum chassis, but it's even better in two-door form.
Rolls Royce: It's a car to be driven in, but you can drive it yourself as well, like the Bentley. Yet, the Bentley is more of a driver's car than the Rolls. It has a fresh and nice design, has enormous presence, something that the other two cars lack. It's the most luxurious and un-sporty in the inside. It's the car to have, when you want everyone to look at you when you arrive somewhere. It's my choise for that kind of money.
If the cars were in two-door form, like Bentley CGT, RR Drophead Coupe/Cab and AM DB9, then I would go for a DB9 first before even thinking of anything else.
Bentley: It's a great car (all cars are great actually) with fantastic attention to detail. The design is old-school and it targets older buyers. It's a car that you can drive and be driven in. But it's getting old and it shows. The competition has brought up many new fantastic cars, and when you pay that kind of money, newest does matter.
Aston Martin: It looks fabulous, but has one great disadvantage. It lives in the shadows of the DB9. It's a nice design, but looks better in two-door form. Also, it has only two cramped rear seats, which means you can't be driven in one, unless you sit in front. It's great, with it's aluminum chassis, but it's even better in two-door form.
Rolls Royce: It's a car to be driven in, but you can drive it yourself as well, like the Bentley. Yet, the Bentley is more of a driver's car than the Rolls. It has a fresh and nice design, has enormous presence, something that the other two cars lack. It's the most luxurious and un-sporty in the inside. It's the car to have, when you want everyone to look at you when you arrive somewhere. It's my choise for that kind of money.
If the cars were in two-door form, like Bentley CGT, RR Drophead Coupe/Cab and AM DB9, then I would go for a DB9 first before even thinking of anything else.
NarutoRamen
Kraftwagen König
Give me the Rapide. Ya'll can keep the 4-door Beetle and the RR Box. LOL 
For me Rolls. I like the Ghost more than the Phantom. If Bentley, I'd prefere the Continental GT Supersports. And if the Aston I would prefere BMW 6 GC (the concept). If to have an Aston it would be a Vantage V8 or V12. Nonetheless all very beautiful luxury sedans.
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