Vehicles like the Bentley Continental GT Speed are dream cars in more than one way. They have prices that most people can only afford in fantasies about winning the lottery. They also have top speeds the majority of drivers envision hitting in Dream Land.

Have you ever wanted to own a luxury car that was once owned by a rock star? Now is your chance. Coming soon to the Bonhams Goodwood Revival Sale is a Bentley S3 Continental Flying Spur that was purchased by Keith Richards in 1965.

Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson was once one of the biggest names in hip hop and rap. He made cover after cover of magazines, including landing himself on the cover of Forbes. He even had a massive spread of his own personal car collection. However, hard times have befallen the once mega star rapper as he just filed for bankruptcy.

Bentley makes a variety of very beautiful automobiles, including the recently revealed EXP 10 Speed 6. Hopefully, the new Bentayga is going to be more of a looker than these recent spy shots suggest, because we’re not quite sure what all we’re looking at here.

Whether it’s a Continental, a Flying Spur, or a Mulsanne, AWD is now the norm for Bentley. However, the company has some plans to rework that mantra a bit with the new Continental GT3-R.

After the Lincoln Continental Concept debuted, a few people within the industry remarked how much it resembled the Bentley Flying Spur. Now, a lot of cars these days look a lot alike. However this Continental Concept might have taken that copying thing a bit too far.

Here’s how not to drive your Bentley Flying Spur. But how you really should.