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Look at this Kahn "Le Mans Edition" Bentayga

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Look at this Kahn "Le Mans Edition" Bentayga | Top Gear

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Bentley's diesel SUV gets ducktail spoiler and satin paint. It's all black

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Look at this Kahn "Le Mans Edition" Bentayga

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Bentley's diesel SUV gets ducktail spoiler and satin paint. It's all black

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Bentley's diesel SUV gets ducktail spoiler and satin paint. It's all black

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Look at this Kahn "Le Mans Edition" Bentayga

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Look at this Kahn "Le Mans Edition" Bentayga

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Look at this Kahn "Le Mans Edition" Bentayga

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Bentley's diesel SUV gets ducktail spoiler and satin paint. It's all black

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Give it enough money, and Bentley will do most anything to your new Bentayga. But there’s a limit, which is why companies like Mansory, Hamann and Kahn exist.

Observe the latter's latest creation: the Bentayga “Le Mans Edition”, an SUV the company says “combines the proud heritage of the Bentley brand with a contemporary approach to producing a stylish and exclusive vehicle”.

'Volcanic Rock Satin' paintwork coats new bumpers and a ducktail spoiler of questionable aerodynamic merit. There’s also a new grille and window-surrounds, in black rather than anything shiny. Massive 23in wheels - which are designed to accommodate the OEM Bentley centre-caps - complete the black on black on black on black look. Inside, meanwhile, there’s a ‘Herringbone’ leather interior with 3D-effect quilting and a special Kahn steering wheel. In black.

This one’s a diesel, and you can buy it now for £169,999 - £30k or so more than a regular diesel Bentayga and just a little more than you’d pay for a W12, pre-options of course. You tempted? Or would you rather see what Bentley's bespoke department can do for you?

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Give it enough money, and Bentley will do most anything to your new Bentayga. But there’s a limit, which is why companies like Mansory, Hamann and Kahn exist.

Observe the latter's latest creation: the Bentayga “Le Mans Edition”, an SUV the company says “combines the proud heritage of the Bentley brand with a contemporary approach to producing a stylish and exclusive vehicle”.

'Volcanic Rock Satin' paintwork coats new bumpers and a ducktail spoiler of questionable aerodynamic merit. There’s also a new grille and window-surrounds, in black rather than anything shiny. Massive 23in wheels - which are designed to accommodate the OEM Bentley centre-caps - complete the black on black on black on black look. Inside, meanwhile, there’s a ‘Herringbone’ leather interior with 3D-effect quilting and a special Kahn steering wheel. In black.

This one’s a diesel, and you can buy it now for £169,999 - £30k or so more than a regular diesel Bentayga and just a little more than you’d pay for a W12, pre-options of course. You tempted? Or would you rather see what Bentley's bespoke department can do for you?

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Bentley's diesel SUV gets ducktail spoiler and satin paint. It's all black