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Bespoke Bentely for Korea

By 배지숙

Published : Oct. 13, 2015 - 19:56

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Bentley Motors design head Lee Sang-yup (left) and head of technical operations Uday Senapati pose in front of the British carmaker’s limited edition of the Flying Spur W12, which was inspired by the beauty of Korean ceramics and black suits. Lee said that the highest-end bespoke vehicle was infused with Korean duality. Only two units -- one in ink color and the other in white -- are available for purchase here.

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Bespoke Bentely for Korea

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