The new Packard Excellence

Wow, that is absolutely stunning. I'd love to see the interior.

Interesting for sure. I'm not sure how I feel about the styling, but I'll have to let that one gel for a while.

It certainly looks very impressive and either the 12 cylinder or twin-turbo V8 would make for a powerful and smooth power train.

@jcarnutz, I agree. But it seems the newer elite luxury cars have styling that is "polarizing."

Nice car but they missed the boat...they should have created an SUV instead of a sedan.

Nice and a Packard, but after all those hours of labour, is it any better than the Bentley that it was originally?

@jcarnutz +1  Me too John.

@jkuvakas 

The RR hasn't looked good for years, but the Bentley is so much nicer.

@david-green 

It doesn't need to be better than the Bentley, for sure it will be just as nice. there is not much in this world better than a Bentley, IMHO. They used the Flying Spur as the donor, which starts at $276,450. to $298,250. Then add the custom work and this will be one expensive car. So....if they really want to resurrect the company, they will need to come way down in price, so that others beside high net worth individuals can purchase it. I'm still waiting to see the first Cadillac Celestiq on the road in California, but at $300,000. a copy who is going to buy that?

Go here and build your own Bentley:  

https://www.bentleymotors.com/en/models/flying-spur.html

The design is very Rolls Royce-ish. And I like it for the most part but not the odd looking front end. The grilletts distract from the main grille and give it an uneven appearance. But overall it's pleasing.

@jcarnutz My thoughts exactly John M.

When I first viewed it, my thought was it may be based off of the newer Lincoln Continental. 

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When I first viewed it, my thought was it may be based off of the newer Lincoln Continental. 

@perrone1 Me too buddy, they are sweet.