Two-Tone Bentley Bentayga in Beverly Hills

A two-tone white and matte grey Bentley Bentayga driving at Montage Beverly Hills where several other exotic cars are parked, including a Ferrari 458 Spider, a Ferrari 488 Spider, a Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG, and a Porsche Carrera GT.

High-end luxury SUVs are notorious for fading out of relevance once newer and glitzier models are introduced, and the first-generation Bentayga is certainly no exception. But this one manages to stand out thanks to its unique two-tone bodywork. My guess is that the grey hood and upper body are wrapped. Two-tone color schemes have always given luxury cars an added level of sophistication, harkening back to the pre-war era, and I've seen many aftermarket two-tone wraps that, though not quite as elegantly executed as factory paint jobs, still do an excellent job of making a car stand out at the valet among similarly luxurious vehicles. The first-generation Bentayga may now largely be outclassed by newer models in the segment, but the bottom line is it's still one of the most luxurious SUVs in the world.

On a side note, I love how the valet driver took the car out and made a big loop only to end up at nearly exactly the same spot when he could have just backed up a few feet and called it a day. Who doesn't want an excuse for more seat time in a Bentley?

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