Why would any potential buyer of a Bentley Flying Spur—a rolling symbol of a life lived large—ever choose an engine with less power and fewer cylinders than the existing 6.0-liter W12? We can pretty much discount price. The new V8 model is $20,700 cheaper than the one powered by the W-12, and that would be considered a sizable discount in the real world. But as the V8 still carries a base price of $197,825, it’s fair to assume that anyone who could afford it might easily stretch to the W-12. Specify a V8 with the premium audio system, rear screens, and those all-important walnut picnic tables, and you’ve already offset the price difference between the two cars. READ MORE ››
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