Filed in archive by Gunnar Heinrich on January 14, 2007

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Bentley owners - have your man get on the phone and call SAS for first class tickets straight to Helsinki.

In honor of the wintry season, Bentley Motors has introduced the "Bentley Ice Driving Experience".

Set in pristine and duly frozen Finland, Bentley drivers will, with the assistance of professionals, have at it in the snow and ice with the all-wheel drive metal of the marque's popular Continental GTs.

It's an experience, the company claims, that will be "contributing to you getting the most out of this extreme environment and of course, the car."

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Response from: Elite-Espresso Leather Sectional Set (05/31/07 6:38am)

Plenty of upscale marques offer advanced driving courses to show you how to get the most out of your shiny new toy, but Bentley's program blows snow right in their faces. Professional instructors put participants behind the wheel of an all-wheel-drive Continental GT coupe and "take you and the car to the limit and safely back again" on frozen lakes. They'll also throw in some snowmobiling in the snow-blanketed Finnish countryside.

Response from: Cricket (12/14/07 11:36am)

I suppose that if I were able to afford a Bentley hiring my own professional trainer would be no problem. A good think though, but for those who can't actually afford such cars