While BMW is busy designing computer case concepts, Bentley has put its woodworking team at Crewe – responsible for the wooden interior trims of its big luxury cars – to work creating cabinets, tables and furniture.
Never fear though, Bentley owners, nobody is going to receive their Bentley without its walnut trim.
In an effort to stave off la-yoffs in these hard economic times, 140 of Bentley’s best are using cut-offs for their furnishings. The word is that once they’re finished decking out the Crewe factory’s reception area, the group will turn its sights to Bentley showrooms – and maybe even the general public.
Like Holden’s current plans for a rostered short week for its workers, Bentley’s move is a clever means of avoiding layoffs while the company works its way through the global economic crisis.
Thanks for the tip, Andy!


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