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They sounds like yuppie brothers who have rich parents, wear sweaters tied around their shoulders and vacation in the Hamptons.

I like Kingston in a GP way. It sounds way too place name-y for me to really use. I’m not into Bentley. It just makes me think of the car.

sorry dont like other, to me a suburb and a car

I like Kingston. I like most -ton names though they're unusable for me.

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Bentley I don't like as much. Not because of the car (like, I am aware the car brand exists but I've never seen one? And I see a lot of luxury cars in my area). I don't like many B names and it's got 'bent' in it.

They're both super trashy and just down right awful.

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Kingston: This is the name of a nearby town where I do all my shopping and where I plan to move to come next summer. I can't fathom Kingston as anything other than being the name of serveral places. (According to some site, there are 17 cities world wide named Kingston, 12 of which are in the states)
The 'king' part also make it pretentious.

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Bentley: Horrible and not just because of it's the name of a car. Years back when I attended highschool, this name was used as a continuous joke throughout many groups for obvious reasons. Thankfully there were no students named Bentley otherwise they probably wouldn't have survived. /:

A distinguished suburb, and a distinguished vintage car. Neither of which is human.

Bentley is kinda trashy, naming your child after a car?
I guess most people here would think the same about Kingston, but I've always liked it. Reminds me of Kingsley, which I also like.

I don’t associate these as first names. Kingston is the capitol of Jamaica and Bentley is a car (: That said I’d be happily surprised to meet a Bentley. Kingston not so much, it sounds pretentious.

For some reason they sound like Muppets, or cartoon animals.

Kingston is too surname-y, Bentley is too car-y.