0
No products in the cart.
Looking To Become A Bentley Driver Club Member?
Bentley Automobile Fun Facts
Bentley was founded in Cricklewood in 1919 by Walter Owen Bentley, or W.O as he was known.
The very first Bentley ever made was the EXP I, it was completed in London in 1919. The very first Bentley to roll of the production line was the Mark IV.
As true today as it was then “To build a good car, a fast car, the best in its class”.
Rolls-Royce bought the company for £125,275 ($154,370.75) in 1931. From then on production moved to Derby until 1940, where the famous Derby Bentleys were made.
In 1998 Bentley was acquired by the Volkswagen Group, immediately investing over £1 billion ($1,232,355,000.00) to upgrade the factory.
The company’s first-ever SUV was launched in 2015, the luxurious, go-anywhere Bentayga.
New Bentleys average around $300,000, with options accounting for between a quarter and a third of that amount. That average price is for the “run-of-the-mill” Bentleys you can find at a dealership.
News & Events
Recent News & Events
Set in detail
Bentley Mulliner – the Bespoke division of the brand – and British jeweler Boodles have come together once again, building on an original commission to create two design specifications, shaped by a shared vision of modern luxury. Not everything memorable announces itself with fanfare. Often, it is the quieter arrivals that invite closer attention. The…
Bentley’s boldest collaboration
Meet artist David Gwyther, AKA Death Spray Custom. He designed the dramatic paint scheme for the Bentley Supersports, spectacularly drifted by Travis Pastrana through the Crewe site in Full Send. It’s an echoing studio space, walls and floor dripped and smudged in every color. Canvases taller than the artist. Racks of aerosols and paint tins,…
The art of enduring design
If there is one defining direction in contemporary furniture design, it is a renewed focus on materiality: how pieces feel, how they age and how they earn their place in a space over time. That sensibility runs through Bentley Home’s latest collection, where tactile finishes, softer forms and enduring craftsmanship shape a more nuanced vision of contemporary living….
A new expression of power and purpose
The new Flying Spur embodies the power of the possible, with performance that answers instantly, design that demands a second glance and technology that moves with you. A car like nothing else on the road. The new Flying Spur resets expectations for a luxury sedan, pushing the boundaries in every direction. Arguably one of the finest four-door…
-
Set in detail
-
Bentley’s boldest collaboration
-
The art of enduring design
-
A new expression of power and purpose