One notable gap in the luxury car segment is the absence of high-end station wagons. While the market does feature some extravagant models, few match the elegance and uniqueness of the Bentley Flying Spur sedan. Recent digital designs have suggested that the Flying Spur’s powerful and striking aesthetics might be even more compelling in a wagon format.
Design firms Handbuilt and X-Tomi Design each envisioned how the impressive 626-horsepower Bentley Flying Spur could transform into a wagon.
For those who find a sedan’s cargo space lacking yet desire the powerful 664 pound-feet of torque that the Flying Spur offers, this design concept could be the solution.
While the Bentayga is available and has its merits, many enthusiasts believe that a wagon, given its lower center of gravity, provides a more enjoyable driving experience than a towering SUV. Luxury SUVs might encourage trips to warehouse stores like Costco, but sporty wagons inspire adventures that might include hauling spare tires for those looking to push their vehicles to the limit.
The standard Flying Spur delivers an exhilarating ride, boasting a robust W-12 engine that allows it to reach an astounding top speed of 207 miles per hour, despite weighing at least 5,456 pounds.
In conclusion, we urge Bentley to consider producing this vehicle. It would be an added bonus if it came in a sumptuous chocolate brown with a manual transmission, enhancing the joy of driving a wagon.
h/t: Top Gear
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