So you’re a rich, young playboy and you quite fancy the looks of the new Bentley Bentayga, but can’t quite shake the feeling that there’s just something a bit subtle about this W12-powered uber-SUV.
Well, you’re in luck, as Brit-based bodyshop Lumma Design has just unveiled a new widebody conversion for the Bentayga, which is due to debut at this year’s Geneva Motor Show.
It’s called the CLR B900 Wide-Body, and along with its massively engorged wheel arches, it gets much more aggressive bumpers and gigantic carbon fibre heat extractors for the bonnet.
You can also specify extra carbon bits and bobs for the rest of the body, and also on the exhaust tips, while customers can either opt to have the exposed carbon weave on show, or painted to match the body colour.
Lumma, which has previously made widebody kits for the Jaguar F-Pace and BMW X6 among others, has also fitted its blown-up Bentayga with its largest-yet set of alloy wheels – huge 24-inchers. Better keep an eye out for those kerbs.
That's not all: Lumma also offers an optional power upgrade for the V8 diesel Bentayga, as well as a sports exhaust system for the W12 petrol version.
Although exact details of how much extra power is available have yet to be released, you can probably expect it to be as unnecessarily fast as the car is unnecessarily wide.
But then that’s kinda missing the point of cars like the Bentayga, isn’t it? Full specifications along with pricing for the Lumma-tweaked Wide-Body will be unveiled alongside the car at Geneva.