Rare Bentley is reborn after World War II destruction


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Photo: Bentley/dpa

Bentley has recreated a rare streamlined Corniche model that was smashed in a World War II bombing raid on the French town of Dieppe.

Built in 1939, the high-performance car had already been badly damaged in a road accident while undergoing tests in France shortly before the outbreak of war.

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