Transforming a Chrysler Sebring into a Bentley Continental?

For most of us, owning a Bentley Continental is out of our price range. In fact, a quick search using the tools provided to me by prominent used car search engine, UsedCars.com, reveals that the average two to three year old Bentley is selling for well over $100,000.

Unfortunately, for most us this would mean choosing between a house payment or car payment – and I am going to guess that 99% of the time the house payment is going to win out over the Bentley.

But don’t despair – For the dreamer in all of us, there is a much more affordable option: It’s called a replica body kit.

Just look at what this Bentley Continental GTC Super Sports Body kit did for a Chrysler Sebring Convertible.

By the way, you read that right. The car pictured here used to be a Chrysler Sebring. Well, to be honest, it still is a Chrysler Sebring. You just would never know it from the outside.

Designed to look eerily similar to the real thing, this once practically designed, nothing-special-about-it 2003 Sebring has been transformed into an eye-popping, head turning 2012 Bentley Continental – at least from the outside. But let’s be honest, most of the people you are probably trying to impress will never set foot inside your car.

What’s more impressive is that this transformation is pretty complete. With working headlights, taillights and exhaust tips, you can go racing down the road in your very own-elite supercar, with no else being the wiser.