BRADFORD, England — Britain's well-known tuning house Project Kahn unveiled its GTS Continental Black Edition. The new package revamps its past GTS coupe kit to give the vehicle a slightly more aggressive look and feel.
Starting with a completely blacked-out color scheme, Project Kahn treats the Bentley with an eight-piece body kit that includes a new three-piece rear diffuser and bumper, side skirts, front spoilers and a subtle spoiler. An electronic lowering module permits the driver to lower the vehicle as much as 0.8 inch.
The only other performance modification is a sport exhaust system that gives the twin-turbocharged W12 a little extra power as well as a new throaty tone when you open up the throttle.
Inside, Project Kahn offers all kinds of leather goodies as well as the choice between a high gloss black or carbon-fiber steering wheel.
The undeniable standout feature is the set of 22-inch "Silver Mist" wheels that complete the dark look for the new Black Edition package.
What this means to you: Project Kahn accentuates the already sporty Bentley styling with its new Black Edition tuning treatment. — Mike Lysaght, Correspondent
Starting with a completely blacked-out color scheme, Project Kahn treats the Bentley with an eight-piece body kit that includes a new three-piece rear diffuser and bumper, side skirts, front spoilers and a subtle spoiler. An electronic lowering module permits the driver to lower the vehicle as much as 0.8 inch.
The only other performance modification is a sport exhaust system that gives the twin-turbocharged W12 a little extra power as well as a new throaty tone when you open up the throttle.
Inside, Project Kahn offers all kinds of leather goodies as well as the choice between a high gloss black or carbon-fiber steering wheel.
The undeniable standout feature is the set of 22-inch "Silver Mist" wheels that complete the dark look for the new Black Edition package.
What this means to you: Project Kahn accentuates the already sporty Bentley styling with its new Black Edition tuning treatment. — Mike Lysaght, Correspondent
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