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Bentley Flying Star Goes to Production

At least in limited numbers. 19 to be exact. Yet.
Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera unveiled this automotive art last year in Geneva and it seems that the three examples that were built will get some new company. It takes about 4000 hours of handwork for a Bentley Continental GTC to get a fresh new shooting brake look that "combines elegance with sportiness" and six months to be delivered to the happy clients who can can choose between a wide range of customization including a 6.0 W12 twin turbo ranging between 552 to 621 horsepower. This is what Touring calls
"Timeless and perfectly in line with the Touring heritage"
  Check out the Quatar Auto Show between January 25-29. Touring will be there.

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