JEEP and BMW used to set up at Philadelphia Park (horse) racing track a couple miles away. The JEEP setup was impressive. Had no clue what the heck was going on with the backhoes and graders until the JEEP semi and tent came on the site. They called it “JEEP 101″, premised on the statistic the so few owners ever took them offroad.
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The course had logs, off-angle terrain, a very steep ascent out of a 10′ pit and straight up a 20 or 25 mound which had flags on each side at the summit (because they were the only thing you could see at that point)… It was a very cool and informational experience. My only regret was not being able to take either of my jeeps onto the course. Had to drive a new cherokee.
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Didn’t do the BMW event, but I saw them converge on the surrounding neighborhood for a few days. That was a combination of road and a track setup in the massive Phila. park parking lot.

So how did you get a chance to go to this, Mike? Planning on replacing your Daily driver??? I’m so Jealous. Nothing impresses me more than a 4 door saloon that can deliver.

I’ve always liked that British term “Saloon.”

Seriously BENTLEY’s are some of the coolest rides out. I’ve said it before on here, you have to drive one to know what its like. My first experience was in an ARNAGE RED LABEL twin turbo v-12, that put my ass in the seat. I love it the only other ride comparable is the MERCEDES AMG S65, but its also not a bentley. I drove a FLYING SPUR and just fell in love, well worth the money to spend!