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Luxury Experience Behind the Bentley Bentayga
The Bentley Bentayga is named after a natural spire in the Canary Islands that served as a place of worship thousands of years ago. There’s something about this SUV that comes from the power that the engine produces, the acres of space and premium cabin, the softness of the smooth leather seats. Bentley rentals Las Vegas at 777 Exotics can give you the feel in the ambiance of the cabin — being in this SUV is one of the most rewarding experiences you’ll have. It’s a culmination of human and technological evolution. And, if you are planning to get one for yourself to experience the driving comfort of the vehicle, 777 Exotics Las Vegas Car Rental offers the best Bentley Bentayga Rental options for you.
Under the bonnet lies the epicenter of all this drama: a 6.0-liter W12 gasoline mill. It’s a marvel of engineering that’s been perfected over many years by Bentley engineers. It bellows from the bowels of the Bentayga as it churns out 600 horsepower and 660 pound-feet of torque. That’s enough to make it one of the fastest SUVs in the world, with an acceleration time from 0-60mph of 4 seconds!
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The front fascia is distinctive, but you might mistake this for one of Bentley’s sedans in the rearview mirror. The rear end looks stern and wide, with large rectangular tail lamps. Every sheet of metal on the bodywork is sculpted, curved, or creased, so there is no boxy edge on this car. The Bentley Bentayga rental at 777 Exotics Las Vegas Car Rental is really the best deal.
Once you get over how handsome it looks on the outside, it’s time to appreciate the interior. Every surface that’s not shiny is covered in stitched and padded leather — the top of the dashboard, lower dashboard, center console, doors, armrests, and, of course, the seats. The aesthetic is curved and flowy, and all the surfaces blend perfectly into each other. Instead of thin veneers or vinyl, there are thick polished wood panels on the dashboard and center console, and doors. The gear selector isn’t a rotary knob but a heavy stick toggle wrapped in leather and chrome topped with a Bentley logo on the knob.
