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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Parker on June 05, 2013, 06:07:27 PM
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Awesome , how much ?
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Awesome , how much ?
For you Che, you can have the only one, because of who you are.
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Hey Parker, do you know anything about the Rolls-Royce Ghost being built on the BMW 7 series chassis? I caught a second of Top Gear and heard that...
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For you Che, you can have the only one, because of who you are.
I don't think I can afford it , I would love to drive that thing .
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Hey Parker, do you know anything about the Rolls-Royce Ghost being built on the BMW 7 series chassis? I caught a second of Top Gear and heard that...
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Yeah, since Rolls was bought by BMW (per an agreement with VW, who owns Bentley) they are not going to develop a whole new chassis for it. I believe both the Phantom and the Ghost are built on the 7 series chassis. I don't follow them that much, but as far as I know, they use modified 7 series chassis.
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Yeah, since Rolls was bought by BMW (per an agreement with VW, who owns Bentley) they are not going to develop a whole new chassis for it. I believe both the Phantom and the Ghost are built on the 7 series chassis. I don't follow them that much, but as far as I know, they use modified 7 series chassis.
Oh cool, I had no clue. Wikipedia says they share 20% of the same parts.
Your knowledge knows no bounds.... :o
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Oh cool, I had no clue. Wikipedia says they share 20% of the same parts.
Your knowledge knows no bounds.... :o
VW used an existing chassis for the Bentley Conti GT and Flying Spur, I believe it was the same chassis as the A6, I'm am not sure. And they still share chassis, and engines.
The Germans are going use their existing chassis, they are not going spend billions engineering a whole new chassis. Remember Rolls doesn't come out with new products often, their product life last a long time. The current Phantom has been out since 2003, and they just "updated it".
VW has taken a different strategy with Bentley. They have the marque come out with more products, and a shorter time line.
The two cars I believe that looked like VW and BMW thought that they could make the best of the same car would be the Bentley Azure/Brooklands Coupe and the Rolls Phantom Coupe.
Both have that upright look.
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VW used an existing chassis for the Bentley Conti GT and Flying Spur, I believe it was the same chassis as the A6, I'm am not sure. And they still share chassis, and engines.
The Germans are going use their existing chassis, they are not going spend billions engineering a whole new chassis. Remember Rolls doesn't come out with new products often, their product life last a long time. The current Phantom has been out since 2003, and they just "updated it".
VW has taken a different strategy with Bentley. They have the marque come out with more products, and a shorter time line.
The two cars I believe that looked like VW and BMW thought that they could make the best of the same car would be the Bentley Azure/Brooklands Coupe and the Rolls Phantom Coupe.
Both have that upright look.
Huh,
Well is it a good idea to buy a $250,000 Ghost when you can get a 7 series for $80,000? ???
Sorry to get off topic lol
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VW used an existing chassis for the Bentley Conti GT and Flying Spur, I believe it was the same chassis as the A6, I'm am not sure. And they still share chassis, and engines.
That's the VW Phaeton platform, specifically designed for the Phaeton and the Continentals. Shared components are from the A8. ;)
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Palatov D4. This would be amazing for trackdays..
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That's the VW Phaeton platform, specifically designed for the Phaeton and the Continentals. Shared components are from the A8. ;)
Thank you. I knew it was one of those...funny how the Phaeton could never sell well, but the cars it's chassis was built on sure did sell.Huh,
Well is it a good idea to buy a $250,000 Ghost when you can get a 7 series for $80,000? ???
Sorry to get off topic lol
depends on what you want...And the rolls is more than it's chassis. The 300c/Dodge Charger/Challenger as far as I know is still rolling on an old modified Benz E/S class chassis, but they damn sure aren't E or S classes...
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The 300c/Dodge Charger/Challenger as far as I know is still rolling on an old modified Benz E/S class chassis, but they damn sure aren't E or S classes...
haha... okay good point! I get it, lol