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How would you configure your Bentley Flying Spur?

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How would you configure your Bentley Flying Spur? | Top Gear

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New Bentley gets an online configurator. So long, productivity

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How would you configure your Bentley Flying Spur?

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New Bentley gets an online configurator. So long, productivity

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New Bentley gets an online configurator. So long, productivity

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How would you configure your Bentley Flying Spur?

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How would you configure your Bentley Flying Spur?

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How would you configure your Bentley Flying Spur?

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New Bentley gets an online configurator. So long, productivity

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Welcome to today’s timewaster – the configurator for Bentley’s new 626bhp, 207mph Flying Spur four-door saloon.

Naturally, the customisation options are many and varied. First thing to think about is whether you want something stately, with chrome, bright-finish wheels and so-on, or something… definitely not. With shiny bits the Flying Spur is classy, and refined. Without them, it looks like it wants to punch you to the ground and stand on your neck.

Then comes the interior, and its many choices of hide and veneer. Go with black if you must, but Bentley interiors are most definitely at their best when they’re trimmed in bright leathers. So please, have a degree of imagination.

As for options, it’s a Bentley, so you probably ought to (and have the means to) tick every box available to you. But if you’re going for a more considered approach, definitely spring for the 19-speaker, 2,200 watt Naim hi-fi and the rotating infotainment screen. Big ticket items, no doubt, but worth having for the theatre.

Click through the gallery above for a couple we made earlier. A limo and a thug. Of the two, the green car is definitely the one. Thoughts?

Click right here to go configure your own.

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Welcome to today’s timewaster – the configurator for Bentley’s new 626bhp, 207mph Flying Spur four-door saloon.

Naturally, the customisation options are many and varied. First thing to think about is whether you want something stately, with chrome, bright-finish wheels and so-on, or something… definitely not. With shiny bits the Flying Spur is classy, and refined. Without them, it looks like it wants to punch you to the ground and stand on your neck.

Then comes the interior, and its many choices of hide and veneer. Go with black if you must, but Bentley interiors are most definitely at their best when they’re trimmed in bright leathers. So please, have a degree of imagination.

As for options, it’s a Bentley, so you probably ought to (and have the means to) tick every box available to you. But if you’re going for a more considered approach, definitely spring for the 19-speaker, 2,200 watt Naim hi-fi and the rotating infotainment screen. Big ticket items, no doubt, but worth having for the theatre.

Click through the gallery above for a couple we made earlier. A limo and a thug. Of the two, the green car is definitely the one. Thoughts?

Click right here to go configure your own.

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New Bentley gets an online configurator. So long, productivity