I saw him outside the window, beckoning for my attention.
He winked at me.
I was by his side – admiring his handsome face, his perfectly chiseled body, trying to find his faults yet he seemed to have none.
He invited me to his most vulnerable space. His skin against mine. His soft touch, enveloping every part of my body.
He took the lead – I closed my eyes as my senses were enraptured in pure bliss under the spell of his raw power.
He left at the first break of dawn. I never saw him again. But the memories of our tryst will last forever.
Announced as the world’s most advanced luxury Grand Touring sports sedan, the all-new Bentley Flying Spur features a plethora of innovations that will surely please drivers and the driven alike. Putting together a car with the performance expected of a sports sedan combined with the comfort of a luxury limousine requires cutting-edge technology and refined materials to set it apart. Bentley does what it does best: no detail was spared in the engineering and design of this beautiful car.
The automaker introduces for the first time Electronic All-Wheel Steering, coupled to an All-Wheel Drive and Bentley Dynamic Ride system, which allows a range of driving dynamics never before seen in vehicles of this segment. A 6.0L twin-turbo W12 engine delivers 626 bhp of blistering power to the wheels, capable of 0-100 kph in only 3.8 seconds and a top speed of 333 kph.
Available with a choice of single or dual wood veneer, diamond-quilted Mulliner Driving Specification leather seats, three-dimensional diamond-quilted door inserts, and many more other custom-made options, each car is precision crafted to the buyer’s unique tastes and requirements.
Order fulfillment begins in Fall 2019 for delivery in early 2020. Visit bentleymotors.com to find a Bentley authorized dealer in your area.
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