Bentley Mulsanne makes massive debut

Bentley Mulsanne makes massive debut

Bentley Mulsanne
Bentley Motors unveiled their all-new 2011 Mulsanne flagship luxury sedan at the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours D’Elegance in Monterey, California. Although the aging Arnage ends production this year, Bentley vehemently denies that the Mulsanne is a direct replacement, but “will be positioned at the pinnacle of the ultra-luxury segment.”

Bentley also goes to great lengths to mention the lack of parent-company Volkswagen’s involvement, saying that the Mulsanne was “conceived, styled and engineered entirely at Bentley’s headquarters in Crewe, England” on a completely new platform.

Supposed inspired by the 1930 Bentley 8-litre model, the Mulsanne’s front-end styling more closely apes that of 1950s Continental models. The Mulsanne will also receive a heavily-reworked version of the Arnage’s long-running 6.75-litre turbo V8, although specs will be released closer to its debut at the forthcoming 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show in September.

The Bentley Mulsanne will go on sale worldwide in the middle of 2010.

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  1. since this is my first comment I would like to say you guys ROCKS it’s truly the best automobile site not in the middle east only but in whole world thank you guys and keep up the good work.
    my comment on the car:
    WOW

  2. This is Sh1t! This is Sh1t!

  3. The car is blushing..luk at da headlights lol

  4. Guess no VW engine going to cover it ugly face.

    RR phantoms rules

  5. ANYONE WHO SAYS THE CAR IS UGLY HAS NO CLASS. CASE CLOSED.

  6. When i pay shit loads of cash on such a car i expect it to be decently designed… Not something that looks like a shoe box wrapped up with the bits and pieces from a Bentley flying spur.. The previous Arnage looked like a well balanced & elegant bentley but wtf is this?

    Victor, go google names like Arnage & Flying spur before u talk about class. Get to know what Bentley is 1st.. thats if u can afford 1/2 of it..

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