Bentley Superleggera Flying Star at Geneva 2010

Italian coachbuilder shocks with a head-turning Bentley estate

March 2010

Get a load of this! Proving one of the Geneva Motor Show's most popular cars, this is the remarkable Bentley Superleggera Flying Star – a sensational estate version of the Continental GT, produced by Italian coachbuilder Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera.

Wowing show goers with its beautifully integrated extended roofline and ample luggage area, the shooting brake will go into production later this year, although it's likely to remain a rare sight. There will only be 20 built – and each will cost around £500,000.

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4 Comments

Luxury Reliant Scimitar

I like it. If the rear windows wind down it'll be really great. They should have a chrome grille on offer, too. Now, how about Bentley making an estate version as well, to get the price down.

By monte_berlinetta on 2 March, 2010, 9:21pm

Bentley Superleggera

Superleggera what sort of a name is that! Its a rubish one thats what that is. The car looks good until you get to its American looking back end. Mainly the boot and light cluster. Remember what appened to the American styled Ford Scorpio...
Rule Britania!

By andyreeder1 on 4 March, 2010, 8:04pm

Touring Superleggera

I do like the design and it is good to see Touring back, but not sure it is the right car or what is super light about it. The inside looks just like the old Bentley knife and fork finish, hand built.

By Classicmobilia on 4 March, 2010, 8:24pm

Bentley Superleggera

God bless to our friend that loved auto express around the globe, we are very glad that carozzeria superleggera have a bright idea to re form the bentley continental into the estate, perhaps the designer have forgotten, that the brand of bentley was an alternative vehicle, how if you design that vehicle more conventional .

By kembangtandjung on 10 March, 2010, 2:03pm

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