The 1959 Bentley S1 stands as a timeless icon of British luxury and craftsmanship, embodying the elegance and refinement that defined Bentley’s post-war era. Introduced in 1955, the S1 was Bentley’s flagship model, replacing the R-Type and representing a new standard of automotive sophistication. By 1959, the S1 had become a symbol of prestige, blending … Read more
The 1954 Bentley R-Type Continental Fastback Sports Saloon, designed by H.J. Mulliner, represents the pinnacle of 1950s luxury and performance. Renowned for its elegance and engineering brilliance, this model was a masterpiece that combined sophistication with high-speed capability. Capable of reaching 120 mph, the R-Type was the fastest four-seater of its time, while maintaining Bentley’s … Read more
Bentley Motors has marked a significant milestone in its history with the completion of the first fourth-generation Continental GT, timed to celebrate the 136th birthday of the company’s founder, Walter Owen Bentley. Key Highlights: Launch Color: Tourmaline Green, reflecting the iconic ‘Underwater Speed Record’ car Interior: Gravity Grey and Mandarin Notable Achievement: The first car … Read more
Bentley unveils its most powerful four-door ever with the new Flying Spur, now in its fourth generation. This flagship model represents a significant leap in luxury performance, blending stunning power with cutting-edge technology. Performance and Efficiency The Flying Spur Speed, debuting as Bentley’s first four-door supercar, is equipped with the new Ultra Performance Hybrid system. … Read more
In a landmark moment for automotive history, Bentley has reintroduced the world’s oldest Bentley T-Series, a distinguished standard saloon in Shell Grey, to its Crewe headquarters after a 59-year hiatus. This significant piece of Bentley’s heritage, chassis number SBH1001, is now a cherished addition to the Bentley Heritage Collection, completing the story of the marque’s … Read more
The Bentley 8 Litre, introduced in 1930, is widely regarded as W.O. Bentley’s finest grand tourer and a testament to his vision of luxury and performance. It was the last car he personally designed for Bentley Motors before the company faced financial difficulties and changed ownership due to the economic downturn following the Wall Street … Read more
At this year’s Concours of Elegance, held at the picturesque Hampton Court Palace, the 1927 Bentley 3 Litre Boat Tail Speed Model captured the spotlight in the 1920s category. The event, a showcase of automotive excellence spanning over 100 years, saw this iconic Bentley honored for its remarkable engineering and historical significance. A Milestone in … Read more
Bentley is set to unveil its latest masterpiece, the all-new Flying Spur, at 12:30 BST on Tuesday, September 10. This grand touring sedan represents the pinnacle of luxury and performance, reborn with Bentley’s cutting-edge Ultra Performance Hybrid powertrain. This revolutionary system delivers an astonishing 782 PS (771 bhp) and a torque output of 1000 Nm, … Read more
The post-World War II era saw a renaissance in automotive design as the industry scrambled to embrace new styling directions after nearly a decade of disruption. Among the boldest attempts to capture the spirit of this new age was Kent’s James Young coachbuilding firm, which unveiled the ‘New Look’ Bentley Mark VI in 1948. This … Read more
Following its successful debut at Monterey Car Week, the Bentley Blower Jnr is now available for customization through an online configurator. This 85% scale, fully electric replica of the 1929 Bentley 4½-Litre supercharged ‘Blower’ allows buyers to create a bespoke vehicle tailored to their preferences. Configurable Options The configurator offers thousands of combinations, including various … Read more