This One-Off Bentley Continental GTC By Mansory Is Certainly… Striking

If you’ve followed tuning house Mansory over the years, you’ll know that they’re not known for subtlety. Indeed, their latest one-off creation, based off of a Bentley Continental GTC, is yet another prime example of said statement.

Christened as the Mansory Vitesse, the tuning house’s latest redux of this drop-top Bentley was supposedly inspired by its past creation called the Vitesse Rose from 13 years ago. Said car also underpinned a Bentley Continental of that year, albeit a GT Speed, and it also wore a striking paint scheme.

Notably, the Vitesse Rose marked the first time Mansory made a special colourised model. This latest build supposedly stands as a nod to which, albeit amplified thanks to the even more striking two-tone scheme consisting of black and yellow hues that splits right down the car’s central line.

Closer inspection reveals that the latter yellow hue does cover a little more area of the exterior, whereas the wheels sport a predominantly black finish with subtle yellow accents. The striking paint gets matched with an equally striking bodykit specially designed by Mansory and made using carbon fibre.

On board, this drop-top Bentley’s innards also gets the striking black-and-yellow motif mirrored through the custom leather upholstery and cabin trimmings, more so with the bizarre mis-matched colours of the seats. Additionally, there’s also a “One of One” plaque placed in the centre console.

Thankfully, all these striking aesthetics does get matched with uprated performance to match, though the figures aren’t too bizarre to say the least.

Mansory’s fettling of this Continental GTC’s twin-turbo V8 (presumably) now boasts 740 HP and 1,020 NM, allowing 0-100 KM/H in just 3.3 seconds whilst enroute towards a claimed V-Max of 332 KM/H. In contrast, the stock Continental GTC outputs just 542 HP and 770 NM.

What do you folks think of this latest build by Mansory, then? Has the tuning house struck the right chord for you, or is this an assault to your visual senses? Hit the comments below with your thoughts…