British Four-Door Fury: Can The W12 Bentley Flying Spur Outrun An Aston Martin DBX707?

The Bentley, meanwhile, receives far more cylinders, but less ability. Under the hood lies a significant 6.-liter W12 engine that can make 626 hp (467 kW/635 PS). It is a torquey beast, however, and helps make 663 lb-ft (900 Nm) of torque, just like the DBX707.

That electricity proves fairly helpful when it will come to lugging about all of the wooden, leather-based, and sound-deadening machines that will make this 4-door limo the magnificent knowledge that it is. Even however it’s a sedan, it weighs 5,373 lbs (2,437 kg), 424 lbs (192 kg) extra than the 4,949 lbs (2,245 kg) SUV.

Regardless of weighing far more and creating considerably less electrical power, though, the Flying Spur acquits by itself fairly properly in this race. Capable, first of all, of performing a incredibly good burnout, the W12 is a little far more raucous than a single could possibly have, at to start with, predicted.