A Bentley Continental GT carbon body-kit request can be organized around the front lip, side skirts, rear lip and spoiler, while keeping each reference independent. Decide which areas the customer actually wants to change. Then confirm application and contents for the selected items rather than treating every catalog group as a mandatory complete kit.
Continental GT package: documented catalog choices
| Reference | What the catalog distinguishes | What to establish for the quote |
|---|---|---|
| Item 1 | Front lip | Confirm the current bumper and individual product reference. |
| Items 2–3 | Side skirts and rear lip | Separate side quantities, body configuration and rear interface information. |
| Item 4 | Rear spoiler | Identify the intended rear mounting area and supplied scope. |
Source: bentley continental gt catalog.
Use the four Continental GT groups as a customer decision sheet
A compact catalog can still support a useful buying decision when the customer sees how each selected component changes the scope.
| Component | Lower-exterior proposal | Expanded proposal |
|---|---|---|
| Item 1 front lip | Selected candidate | Same selected candidate. |
| Item 2 side skirts | Selected candidate, sales unit specified | Same selected candidate. |
| Item 3 rear lip | Selected candidate | Same selected candidate. |
| Item 4 rear spoiler | Excluded | Additional independently reviewed candidate. |
- Start each proposal with the actual generation and body configuration supplied by the customer; the table does not fill those gaps for you.
- Price the spoiler as the difference between the two scopes so the customer can decide whether it is worth adding.
- Keep an explicit exclusion for installation, freight or other costs wherever those are outside the offer. A four-row catalog is not proof of a four-piece shipment.
This article helps organize the offer without inventing a broad fitment guide. The accepted proposal should identify the exact selected references, quantities and current vehicle.
Continental GT package: application boundaries
The directory does not establish a detailed generation or year range for each entry. Record the customer’s actual vehicle, body style and existing exterior specification before using these rows in a retail offer. If a component is not requested, mark it excluded from the package rather than relying on the customer to notice its absence. Use consistent reference photos to make the selected finish clear across the order.
Illustrative workshop decision
Example: a buyer requests “the Continental carbon kit” but only budgets for a front lip and rear spoiler. Write those two components on the quote and list skirts and rear lip as optional. The customer can approve a defined first order, and a later addition can be reviewed against the retained vehicle and finish records.
Continental GT two-part selection: example inquiry
Example inquiry — Continental GT two-part selection
Reference: Continental GT catalog, page 1, items 1 and 4.
Requested scope: Front lip and rear spoiler; skirts and rear lip excluded.
Add the actual vehicle details, quantity per selected line and delivery destination. The reference and scope above are an inquiry example, not an accepted order.
Do not invent a model-year range to make the listing look complete. A precise inquiry requirement is better than a broad unsupported claim that later needs to be removed after an order.
Continental GT package: buyer questions
Does the catalog specify every supported generation?
No. Obtain the exact application of the selected reference.
Are four product groups the same as four physical pieces?
Not necessarily. Side sets and assemblies can contain more than one piece; request counts.
Can a shop assume all body styles use the same spoiler?
No. Confirm the actual body and rear configuration.
Related buying resources
- Bentley product catalogs
- Review a selected sample remotely
- Compare wholesale quotations on the same scope
- Wholesale supply inquiries
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