This Bentley Bentayga Is Specifically for... Falconry?
Complete with a 430-piece wood inlay and a cork perch.
Bentley‘s in-house coach-building division, Mulliner, is no stranger to odd requests. Just last summer they crafted a special fly fishing rendition of the Bentayga, complete with a master tackle station and watertight storage. This month, however, Mulliner has outdone itself with its latest version of the luxury SUV. Crafted specifically for falconry, the design not only sports a gorgeous 430-piece wood inlay on the dash (one crafted out of chestnut, eucalyptus pommele, holly, lacewood, maple, olive ash, and ripple sycamore), but features a cork perch on the center console. There are even two cork chests in the trunk to house the likes of a flight station and refreshment case, as well as two additional perches.
Naturally, Bentley hasn’t disclosed pricing for the custom creation, but, as Autoblog puts it, “if you’re buying a bespoke Bentayga, the cost is simply just another number.”
