The Monterey Car Week treated us to many good-looking custom cars this year, and this Mulliner-tuned Flying Spur sedan is a particularly fine example.
On the outside, differences begin with a chromed diamond grille divided into two sections. The lower front grille with side vents shares the same design, and chrome is also found on mirror caps, side sills, headlight bezels, and wheels.
Bentley’s in-house customizer offers a total of eight tri-color interior trim schemes for the flagship saloon. Depicted here is the one that combines leather in subdued blue and Camel Yellow with white piping. The door panels boast quasi-3D décor, and the seat upholstery is perforated and stitched in diamond patterns.
The Flying Spur is the company’s first hybrid production car. Customers can choose from three power options: 543, 550 and 635 PS (536, 542 and 626 hp; 400, 405 and 467 kW, respectively).