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BENTLEY CONTINENTAL GT FROM $400,900

The Bentley Continental GT costs $400,900 for the coupe and $441,300 for the convertible. But that, folks, is just the deposit.

If you want the James Bond-style rotating touchscreen in the dash, which at the press of a button spins to reveal old-school gauges or a blank piece of timber, that’ll cost an extra $12,300.

Advanced safety features that are standard on a new Toyota Corolla

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