For the Bentley Flying Spur, the front-end components (Hood, Bumper, and Grille) have evolved through three distinct generations. Because these parts are not interchangeable between generations, identifying your specific model year is critical.

1. Generation 3: The “New” Model (2020–Present)

Built on a completely new platform (MSB), these parts feature sharper lines and integrated technology like the retractable “Flying B.”

• Bonnet (Hood): 3SE823031. This hood is longer than previous models and uses “Superformed” aluminum for its deep creases.

• Front Bumper Cover: 3SE807217. Features a more upright, aggressive stance.

• Radiator Grille (Upper): 3SE853653.

  • Standard: Bright Chrome matrix.

  • Blackline: Gloss Black (Beluga) finish.

  • Azure: Features vertical vanes over the matrix mesh.

  • Mulliner: “Double Diamond” matrix pattern.

• Lower Bumper Grilles: 3SE807683 (Left) and 3SE807684 (Right). These house the radar sensors for adaptive cruise control.

2. Generation 2: The “4W” Series (2014–2019)

This generation moved away from the “Continental” prefix and featured a more squared-off front grille.

• Bonnet (Hood): 4W0823031.

• Front Bumper Cover: 4W0807217. Note that there are different versions for cars with or without ACC (Adaptive Cruise Control) sensors.

• Main Radiator Grille: 4W0853667. Known for its “Twin Matrix” mesh design.

• Lower Mesh Grilles: 4W0807647E (Left) and 4W0807648J (Right).

3. Generation 1: Continental Flying Spur (2005–2013)

The original design shared its face closely with the 2-door Continental GT.

• Bonnet (Hood): 3W0823031K. This is a heavy-gauge steel or aluminum panel depending on the specific year.

• Front Bumper: 3W5807217.

  • Facelift (2009–2013): The bumper changed to a more vertical “Speed” style orientation.

• Grille Surround: 3W0853651. The outer chrome “shell” that frames the mesh.

• Grille Matrix (Mesh): 3W0853683C (Left) and 3W0853684B (Right).