That the next Flying Spur will be Bentley’s final model before the Crewe company reinvents itself for a new era of electrification is timely.
Next year will be Bentley’s centenary and a suitable occasion to raise the luxury game in a new epoch, one led by its first electric model.
More distinctive look for new Bentley Flying Spur
Bentley says that since its launch in 1919, it has been in “relentless pursuit of both luxury and performance”.
Not only can an electric-powered car meet those goals in modern times, but a near-silent, yet potent, system of electric motors is even likely to exceed any former benchmarks for refinement.
Little wonder that not only Bentley but also Rolls-Royce and Aston Martin are striving to lead the way on electrification in the super-luxury car segment.
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@Oop North
It seems bloggers are a lot of the time, unfortunately. What's Leslie Brook lost? 10 seconds reading an article that they probably knew they wouldn't like in the first place. Honestly, I think a psychologist would find something troubling in their psyche given their fundamentally offensive post.
As in what Leslie Brook put..
As in what Leslie Brook put...
Do they really pay you a salary to write this!
seriosuly every article or"opinion' you right just seem to be copy paste of what of is nothing really.
also how much effort did it take to write these few sentences.. really autocar you pay this lady! great subjects but awful articles with no content
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You think her writing is bad, you should see her on video.
Well that’s pretty offensive.
Well that’s pretty offensive.