Win A 2021 Bentley Bentayga. Yes, You Got A Chance Until April 16.

by AutoExpert   |  23 March, 2021

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It's not every day that a luxury brand such as Bentley would give you the opportunity to win their latest luxurious model, right? Like a half-million prize win! Let's see what's this about. Omaze, the platform that supports charitable causes is giving as a prize a 2021 Bentley Bentayga V8 plus $20,000 cash your dream car by accessing their site and making a donation for the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

Make-A-Wish is a foundation that helps other children and families to make their wishes come true for over four decades. And we're talking about the life-changing wishes which were severely delayed due to the pandemic. Every child deserves a childhood where his wishes become real. The donations are paid to Charities Aid Foundation of America and help the Make-A-Wish be eligible for the CAF America Grands which is a step ahead in helping others who are in need of brighter days. 

The prize is a catchy one - the 2021 Bentley Bentayga V8- quite a luxurious win for anyone who wants to participate and donate to help others. It a win-win for the future Bentley owner. This a quarter-million prize, people. Bentley is mainly famous for its absolutely luxurious and comfortable cars, but the Bentayga V8 is one of a  kind. Powered by a 4.0 liter twin-turbo V8 it delivers 542 horsepower and 770 Newton-meters of torque a top speed of 180 mph.

The exterior is fabulous with its shiny color palette, but the interior is ravishing with luxurious features ready to ensure everyone's comfort. The 2021 Bentayga has a new steering wheel, door trims, and completely new seats. The last-generation technology is built-in, giving you an integrated 10.9-inch touchscreen infotainment display in the center stack directly below the air vent design and clock.

The system is completed with a wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and updated car's USB ports and USB-C outlets. There's even a fully instrument cluster adopted from Continental  GT and Flying Spur. Also, there are windshield washer jets integrated into the wipers and feature 22 heated washer jets per arm. 

It doesn't matter what your true reason for a donation is, being its avoidance of a tax return or a stimulus check, the sympathy for those in need, MAke-A-Wish, will make sure that your money will go where it's expected and needed. Try your chance at winning one of the latest 2021 Bentley Bentayga V8. 

 

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