Bentley has hit a winner with its Continental GT closed coupe and Flying Spur saloon.
There seems to be a far larger market for cars selling for under $400,000 than for those that cost $600,000, which is interesting.
This pair of 'affordable' (if that's the right word!) Bentleys have a certain aggressiveness about their styling that is almost arrogant and certainly makes other drivers pay attention.
Interior space in the Flying Spur is good, both in the front and rear compartments. The rear compartment being designed for just two occupants with a centre console between them.
Each of the four occupants of the Flying Spur have their own comfort zone courtesy of a complex air-conditioning system and get a large individual seat with multiple adjustments.
The sumptuous interior provides a lot of traditional touches, while the exterior is thoroughly modern and up to date.
There are pleasingly circular dials with just a hint of chrome to make them stand out, and the round ventilation outlets in the traditional Bentley manner.
The convertible GT is the latest model in the expanding Bentley range and gets its own entry in the Convertible I and Sports section.
