Bentley Bentayga Gets Overly Beige Wrap, Looks Right at Home in Dubai

Launch the Bentayga configurator (some of us engage in such adventures before going to bed, for the sheer fun of it) and you'll discover the Whites & Beiges paint section includes no less than 13 different hues.

However, in today's ever-changing automotive realm, one should never underestimate the power of an aftermarket job like the one we have here. And while we're not big fans of Beige-dressed cars, we have to admit that a Bentayga with such a wrap seems to fit the Dubai traffic perfectly.

In our book, this second skin job is a development that almost makes the high-riding Crewe model, which comes with a starting price of $230,000, seem normal, which is why we had to share it with you.

Notice that we've steered clear of calling the wrapping operation simple and the piece of footage at the bottom of the page, which shows the lavish SUV's wrapping process, will easily explain why.

Since we mentioned Bentley colors, one might wonder why the carmaker had to use 160,000 LEDs (no typo here) in the facade of its Dubai showroom. And the fact that the 75,000 sq ft is the largest Bentley showroom in the world isn't the only explanation for that.

You should also now that the facility, which allows customers to explores six floors, can, thanks to the said facade, showcase the full range of Bentley standard colors, as well as showcase Bentley's wood veneer line-up.

And if you happen to be a regular customer, the number plate recognition feature means you'll automatically be welcomed into the showroom each time you arive, even before you get to step out of your Flying B machine.