Tastes and preferences differ according to the region. Take, for example, this latest special-edition Bentley Flying Spur. It was created specifically for the Korean market by Bentley’s Mulliner division in conjunction with GQ magazine and spearheaded by the automaker’s exterior design chief Sang Yup Lee.
The example you see here is one of a kind, based on the W12 version and done up in two-tone Magnetic and Onyx shades of grey. The interior is finished in saddle brown leather, quilted in Mulliner’s unique, almost tartan-like pattern, with Burnt Oak trim and a custom center console in the back with a hidden jewelry compartment.
A second example was completed as well in white with a two-tone blue cabin space. It, too, was designed specifically for the Korean market. But of course, if you like what you see, Mulliner can dress up a custom Bentley to your preferences as well, wherever you might reside in the world.
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