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Rent a Bentley Convertible

Rent a Bentley Convertible on French Riviera will be an experience you will never forget. Visualize yourself driving along the great coastal road between Nice and Monaco. At the wheel of your luxurious Bentley Convertible rental car, you will be attracted to its quilted leather seats and its fine wood accoutrements; The Bentley Continental GTC will make you fall in love with it.

Vibrant Nightlife

Monaco is famous for its vibrant nightlife, with plenty of bars, clubs, and casinos to keep you entertained long into the night. Whether you’re in the mood for a quiet drink, a wild night of dancing, or a night of high-stakes gambling, Cannes offers lot of amazing places to stay. Luxury Hotels, casinos, and starred restaurants take your time to enjoy.

The Bentley Continental GTC in a Few Words

The Continental GTC (C for Convertible) is one of the finest open-top cars in the world. This model is the car that turned Bentley’s fortunes around after the company’s takeover by Volkswagen in 1998, providing it with the resources to design and build a more modern take on the theme of sporting luxury. The four-seat convertible is beautifully finished. Legroom in the back is pretty restricted, meaning that adults will only be comfortable for short journeys. Even with the roof up, headroom is good in all four seats. It goes without saying that comfort and luxury are omnipresent, with fantastic seats that massage your back as you drive.

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The latest version received sporty suspension but stayed a superb long-distance tourer. Considering its size and power, the driving experience is effortless, and all GT Convertibles come equipped with an eight-speed automatic gearbox, so for the most part, driving one couldn’t be easier. For such a giant, heavy vehicle (2.5 tonnes), the steering is light at low speeds, and the brakes are linear and powerful. Fun to drive, the convertible has plenty of power with 590 hp and can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.5 seconds. GTC models will make you smile, from how fast they accelerate to how much grip they have in corners.