Friday, February 19, 2016

Your New Golf Club Transportation - 2017 Bentley Flying Spur V8 S

AARP Card, Bentley, Cialis, Oh my! Ok so the 2017 Bentley Flying Spur V8 S may not be our favorite car, but there's tons of people who are going to buy it, so why not take a look?

The Flying Spur V8 S is a fart-y looking car, but that's Bently's style, and we're OK with that. It's got 528HP, 502 lb.ft of torque & will be as heavy as your mother-in-law after thanksgiving (exact weight has not been release yet). There has been no price announced, however we guesstimate it at around $210K. With a 0-60 time of 4.6 seconds (the same as a WRX STI), this isn't any sort of speed demon. When released, the car with take its place between the Flying Spur V8 and family flagship W12.



Bentley may be holding back, but we haven't see anything wildly interesting or innovative in the press release. There were no pictures of the interior, no info on the price, curb weight and much more. If you're an old dude with a lot of cash, you may want to read the specs below for more info.

Other information:
  • 4.0-litre twin-turbo V8 engine
  • AWD system with a 40:60 rear bias
  • Electronic Stability Control
  • Optional carbon ceramic brakes are available
  • Available with a WiFi hotspot for connectivity while traveling.
  • Global debut at the Geneva Motor Show between 1 and 13 March 2016.
  • New responsive suspension tuning for the Flying Spur V8 S improves handling and body control
  • The aluminum double-wishbone front and trapezoidal multi-link rear self-levelling air suspension with continuous damping control ensure that the Flying Spur’s legendary refinement is maintained.
  • Careful recalibration of the Continuous Damping Control (CDC) system helps improve handling performance
  • Variable displacement, in which four of the eight cylinders shut down when cruising,
  • In ‘S’ mode, drivers will find a sharper-still throttle response and additional engine braking from the transmission. Eighth gear is locked out when ‘S’ mode is engaged and the knurled paddle shifters are harmonized with the car’s new, sportier side.

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