In February, rally driver Juha Kankkunen drove a Bentley Continental Supersports convertible -- with the top up, thank you -- to a world speed record for driving on ice. He went over 205 miles per hour across a thick sheet of ice off the coast of Finland. Besides a few minor changes, including a parachute to the car to help in stop, his car was just like any other Continental Supersports from the Bentley factory.
To commemorate this completely nuts feat, Bentley has introduced an "Ice Speed Record" special edition Supersports convertible. It's got the standard 631 horsepower 12 cylinder engine and some fancy graphics. Don't get any ideas, though. There's no parachute.
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