This guy is very funny but he knows his stuff, the remark about the seat coolers was hilarious. It's good to hear someone who can talk tech but makes it entertaining even if he is speaking at a speed to match the car's performance. Great
Cooley is back.. yeahh you are the man doing car tech as well as CNET top 5... Please man don't leave again... No one has the charisma that you have. I'm glad you are back.
>Bentley insists nothing succeeds like excess. Correct. I've been lucky enough to thrash a Continental GT at a race track, and I have to say that it is remarkably good for such a monstrously large car. It pulls like a freight train from any speed, and powerslides are easy. But it's the combination of the iron fist in the velvet glove aspect I love: it;s designed to crush continents in - literally! Get our after 8 hours, fresher than when you jumped in. Nothing equals it.
$7,000 for extra speakers and $4,100 for a 1995-era cellphone w/ cruise control and a valet key. LMAO! Damn they are sure grabbing rich people and rappers upside down by the ankles and shaking every penny out of them!
brian!!! yeaah! oh by the way, vw's w12 isnt a v8 with an extra bank of cylinders. its basically two of the vr6 engines you can get in a passat fused together and with twin turbos.
the interior of the 911 has gotten a bit more luxury but it still feels like a sports car. The Bentley will be a lot more comfortable and has a much more luxurious interior.
A car like a Bentley or Rolls-Royce (or any car you pay $200k for) should not have "options". Anything that is an "option" should already be in the car.
Cnet could increase their video viewership by adding tags to their videos so that they show up in search results... obviously you want to tag Brian Cooley
