FASHION MODEL ACCUSES BENTLEY OF STEALING HER NAME : "I HAD IT FIRST, I THINK."
While Bentley is busily preparing for the 2016 introduction of it's $229,000 W-12 powered SUV, the Bentayga, lawyers for a British fashion model of the same name are contemplating whether to file suit against the automaker.
"They're illegally using her name," claimed Gyro Mullins, an attorney for 24-year-old British model Bentley Bentayga.
"We don't know if it's an intentional tort," said Mullins with a straight face. "But as soon as we figure that out, we'll probably go after them for something, maybe infringement, unauthorized reproduction, misappropriation, or some sort of copyright violation, depending on which of those would pay more," said Mullins.
"I'm really really really really super angry," said Bentayga, who hails from Cornmeal-on-Fire, England. "I don't even know why they would name their stupid car after me," she squeaked, adding, "It doesn't even look like me. Plus, I had the name first, I think."
Bentley was busy and couldn't come to the phone when we reached out to them for comment.
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| Model Bentley Bentayga strikes what she calls her "really angry" pose |
"We don't know if it's an intentional tort," said Mullins with a straight face. "But as soon as we figure that out, we'll probably go after them for something, maybe infringement, unauthorized reproduction, misappropriation, or some sort of copyright violation, depending on which of those would pay more," said Mullins.
"I'm really really really really super angry," said Bentayga, who hails from Cornmeal-on-Fire, England. "I don't even know why they would name their stupid car after me," she squeaked, adding, "It doesn't even look like me. Plus, I had the name first, I think."
Bentley was busy and couldn't come to the phone when we reached out to them for comment.
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