An American journalist crashing a Bentley Continental GT Speed $ 250 000 during a test

An automotive journalist often has to try and expensive sports cars and in very rare cases, things can end badly. After the Porsche 911 Turbo crashed by the son of an American journalist, is now a contributor to American finance magazine has just experienced a small problem with a Bentley.

Kate Winick is a (pretty) Worth magazine journalist who recently tried very swift Bentley Continental GT Speed in the region of Connecticut, USA. While driving, she crashed her great British GT trying to avoid a truck and UPS Bentley was damaged at the front. No worries for Kate who declared that "the folks at Bentley were very nice and that kind of thing happens very often. "

For the record, his magazine, "Worth" is a financial publication that declares to "Inform senior managers to better manage their financial capital. "

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