BENTLEY BENTAYGA FROM $334,700

By Joshua Dowling

If you need proof the world has gone mad for SUVs, look no further. Bentley’s Bentayga is one of the most extreme and expensive of the breed. The Bentayga is based on the Audi Q7, with Bentley acquired by Germany’s Volkswagen-Audi Group in 1998. The range opens with the 404kW 4.0-litre twin turbopetrol V8 Sport, at $334,700. The 4.0-litre twin turbodiesel V8, with 320kW of power and 900Nm of torque, costs $342,500. The Q7 with the same drivetrain costs less than half that. Unique to Bentayga is a 447kW/900Nm, 6.0-litre twin turbopetrol W12, priced at $433,200. A Breitling clock on the dash costs an extra $8318. There is already a digital clock in the car’s instrument display. Bentley claims Breitling can only build four of these particular in-car clocks each year. Maybe they’re still learning…

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Australian New Car Buyer (Digital) - 1 Issue, Issue #53 - June 2019

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