Bentley Flying Spur W12, White

Bentley revealed the third-generation Flying Spur in June 2019, its centenary year, and used it to introduce two firsts for the marque. It was the first Bentley with all-wheel steering, the rear wheels turning against the fronts at low speed and with them at higher speeds, and the first to carry an electrically raised Flying B mascot, which rises from the bonnet with its wings lit. At launch the only engine was a reworked 6.0-litre twin-turbo W12 of 635 PS and 900 Nm, driving through an eight-speed dual-clutch gearbox to a claimed 333 km/h.

This model is the W12 in a pearlescent white, with W12 script low on both front wings and the Flying B standing in chrome above the vertical grille vanes. The glass roof panels read dark against the pale body, and the chrome turbine-style wheels carry winged B centres. Inside, cream hide covers the fluted seats, with the winged B embroidered at the top of the front seats, and the door panels carry their quilting in relief. A dark centre console holds the knurled drive selector, and the analogue clock sits in the middle of the dashboard below the touchscreen. The black velvet base is edged in white stitching, and its etched plaque names Henson & Heaven and marks the car as one of 30. H&H builds it at 1:18.