Strange to see a Bentley that sounds like a Nissan 350z. However, you don't buy a hybrid flying spur to rev it out.
You don't buy a hybrid Flying Spur at all. Go W12 or go home.
Strange to see a Bentley that sounds like a Nissan 350z. However, you don't buy a hybrid flying spur to rev it out.
Honestly though... Bentley has been diluting themselves with these lease-friendly hybrid V6s. The should've followed a path similar towards electrification as RR.You don't buy a hybrid Flying Spur at all. Go W12 or go home.
Despite being a beautiful car, it is not standing the test of time as well as a car whose lifeline is even higher than normal should, it is looking a bit dated, especially certain resources used in its character lines.That being said - seems the Flying Spur is kind of looking tired to me.. not sure why.
That being said - seems the Flying Spur is kind of looking tired to me.. not sure why. It used to wow me at launch, but not so much anymore despite it being an extraordinarily crafted car. It's not a half-ass effort like the last generation, but I guess times have changed quite a bit.
The sleekness and proportions of the car are not easy to capture in photos. Personally I still find the car attractive but feel that it looks most fresh when dechromed but not necessarily with black alloys.Despite being a beautiful car, it is not standing the test of time as well as a car whose lifeline is even higher than normal should, it is looking a bit dated, especially certain resources used in its character lines.
The rear shade rollo does not look well executed at all.
I’m usually in favour of chrome on Bentleys but I believe that the black pack allows the shapes, proportions and lines of the car to stand out more.![]()
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