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Working on one as part of my historical project documenting the links between the Lamborghini Diablo (my dream car) and the Bugatti Veyron/Chiron. This Bentley was built on a Diablo AWD chassis and fitted with the W16 engine as a test mule. Why the Diablo chassis? Lamborghini had developed the AWD system in the early 90s and became the reason why everyone soon expected modern supercars to have AWD to help tame all that horsepower. The Diablo chassis is also wider at the rear than the front to improve handling and to be able to mount large engines. Since Audi/VW bought Lambo in the mid 90s, they used that know-how in creating prototypes for the upcoming Veyron hypercar until they made a new chassis under the VW Nardo prototype.
This digital build is ready to build and test IRL, after I finish building my two Saleen S7 cars and do that Diablo GT1 race car.
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