Richard Bremner

1 week ago | autocar.co.uk | Richard Bremner

An autumn day in 2003. The job was a good one: compare a Bentley Continental GT with a Mercedes-Benz CL65 AMG. I must confess I went into it carrying something no road tester should: prejudice. Not nationalistic prejudice, or brand prejudice - more a suspicion that this rakish new Bentley, with its W12, all-wheel drive, and beautiful cabin, would be the better car. The Merc, I thought, would be just another blinged-up AMG sledgehammer. The torque figure should have given me pause. 738lb ft is a lot.

1 week ago | msn.com | Richard Bremner

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1 week ago | buff.ly | Richard Bremner

That would at least give you time to savour an interior almost awash with timber and animal skin. The extravagant T-shape of the dashboard and centre console left the impression that you were handling a large piece of antique furniture. Given the Seraph’s timidity with bends, this was not an inappropriate sensation. There were other disappointments too, such as an unexpected shortage of rear legroom. Yet despite all this, the Seraph felt special, secure, calming, expensive, and a cut above.

1 week ago | autocar.co.uk | Richard Bremner

That would at least give you time to savour an interior almost awash with timber and animal skin. The extravagant T-shape of the dashboard and centre console left the impression that you were handling a large piece of antique furniture. Given the Seraph’s timidity with bends, this was not an inappropriate sensation. There were other disappointments too, such as an unexpected shortage of rear legroom. Yet despite all this, the Seraph felt special, secure, calming, expensive, and a cut above.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Richard Bremner

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