Wearnes Automotive launches the new Bentley Continental Flying Spur W12 in Singapore

By davidkhoo, 12 December 2019
David Lane (L) & Wayne Bruce (R): Bentley's Asia Pac Ops Director and Head of Global Comms respectively

  • David Lane (L) & Wayne Bruce (R): Bentley's Asia Pac Ops Director and Head of Global Comms respectively

Singapore - Bentley Singapore, a division of Wearnes Automotive, launches the new W12 Flying Spur in Singapore, which will arrive in Q2 2020 for deliveries to customers in the Asia-Pacific region.

Powered by a mighty 6.0-litre W12 engine, the latest (and third generation) Flying Spur is a compelling blend of classical and contemporary styling, with driver dynamics and plush occupant comfort that will please all on-board.

(How does Bentley's new W12 Flying Spur drive? Click HERE to read about it)

Mr. David Lane, Bentley Motors Asia Pacific Operations Director said, "The third generation Flying Spur is a showcase for Bentley's contemporary sculptural design language and with a bold and exciting road presence, it is unmistakeably Bentley."

The Flying Spur starts from S$969k before COE and options. The launch car in White Sand features the cost-optional Blackline trim, in lieu of the usual chrome bling.

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