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"A Bentley is never simply the sum of its parts. The one thing I found, after speaking to several Bentley engineers, is that even though the components that go into the new Flying Spur are remarkably advanced \u2014 the &amp;quot;W&amp;quot; architecture engine is a powertrain engineer&amp;#039;s racy locker pin-up \u2014 it&amp;#039;s really the subjective element that makes the sedan from the industrial heartland of Britain a Bentley. It has to feel right, smell right, and provide the right sense of gravitas. Make the interior too isolated or cavernous and customers, without having a conscious thought, would demur and take their piles of cash elsewhere. If the revamped flanks of the stately new Flying Spur are any guide, then it seems that aspiring owners will happily convert a portion of their wealth into one of these. There&amp;#039;s simply no reason not to, actually. Improvements are both significant and evolutionary.  The new styling works. The squarer rear-end evokes the subversively lovely Bentley Turbo R of the 1980s. And the new front end brings the more rarified Mulsanne flavor down to a slightly more obtainable Bentley. In profile it&amp;#039;s suitably imposing, and divergent from the Continental that spawned it. Maybe that&amp;#039;s why the new Flying Spur is properly styled without the &amp;quot;Continental&amp;quot; in its moniker. As with the actual exterior styling, the stats are subtly improved. With 16 more horsepower and less weight give the new Flying Spur a 14% better power-to-weight ratio than its predecessor. The twin-turbo W-12 is still present, and coupled to a rear-biased all-wheel-drive system, this Flying Spur hustles. Incredibly, 60 mph comes up in 4.3 seconds \u2014 a pace that&amp;#039;s more blistering than graceful. All well and good. Clearly the boys and girls at Crewe haven&amp;#039;t lost the plot. Will it have that elusively subjective Bentley-ness the engineers spoke of? I don&amp;#039;t doubt it. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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