The Audi Grandsphere just wasn’t luxurious enough for Flexjet owner Ken Ricci, so he wanted to create a private jet inspired by his own Bentley Bacalar. Only 12 of these vehicles were designed, engineered and handcrafted by Bentley, making it one of the most limited models ever.
This stunning Bacalar was finished in Julep, which inspired Ricci to opt for a chameleon paint job on the G650. Inside, you’ll find the familiar copperhead shape as well as basket weave stitching on the Linen and Beluga leather trimmed seats. Plus, 5,000-year-old reclaimed riverwood forms the handcrafted veneer of the Bacalar inspired the matching wood veneer species used in the aircraft.
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While Mr Ricci’s car is given its finishing touches, the first and original Bacalar – the development car known as Car Zero – was on-hand to meet the Gulfstream G650 at Farnborough Airport yesterday, ahead of a flight to New York. Meanwhile, the S-76 made its public debut at The Quail, part of Monterey Car Week, in August this year,” said Bentley.
