Indeed, when you watch the video released by U.S. Customs and Border Protection of the car hitting a median as nearby vehicles crawl into tollbooths, you can't help but admire how fast the Bentley Flying Spur is going when it launches upward as if shot from a cannon.
Why on earth would someone want to own a car-one meant to be driven on regular old roads in, for example, upstate New York, where its driver operated a small local chain of hardware stores-that can go a reported 175 miles per hour?
Why would an automaker manufacture a car with so much engine power that it requires an eight-speed transmission? The obvious answer is: because people pay a lot of money for it.
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