J12 M40
British Motor Museum
Described by Bentley as a ‘four-door supercar’, the Flying Spur combines advanced engineering, high performance and luxury.
To coincide with the British brand’s centenary, the third generation of Bentley’s flagship car was launched in 2019 with the Speed variant following in 2023.
Developed at the company’s base in Crewe, the car received a ground-up redesign with an all-new chassis, a refreshed W12 engine from the Bentayga and a wealth of new technology to deliver driving dynamics never seen on a four-door Bentley before.
The exterior was overhauled with sharper looks and a fresh grille as well as taillights that incorporate a ‘B’ motif when switched on. There is also an illuminated, electronically retractable ‘Flying B’ mascot - the first time this has appeared on a modern Bentley.
Inside, a digital instrument panel sits behind the steering wheel and a rotating central display reveals a 12-inch touchscreen. It also comes with a remote that allows rear passengers to control several systems. Options for personalisation, as with all new Bentleys, is almost limitless through the Mulliner programme.
On loan from Bentley Motors.

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Warwickshire
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