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At idle, the twin-turbo V-8 is so quiet and isolated it feels as though it were equipped with a stop-start system. It’s not, and when you flatten the accelerator, the exhaust grumbles, and a few taps of the ZF automatic’s shift paddles later, 120 mph arrives. It’s when the road begins to meander that you remember the Bentley’s weight. The variable-boost steering weights up nicely enough for diving into curves at higher velocities, but a body in motion (approximately 5100 pounds for the coupe, 55
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