Global delivery of the Pikes Peak Continental GT Limited Edition commences

The 15 Pikes Peak Continental GT by Mulliner limited edition cars have made their way around the world to their new owners. Celebrating Bentley's record-breaking run up the world renowned Pikes Peak course in Colorado, U.S.A, this unique and exclusive run has already sold out, with buyers across four different continents testament to its truly global appeal.

The Pikes Peak Continental GT Limited Edition is part of Bentley Mulliner's new 'Collections' portfolio and is restricted to just 15 vehicles, hand-built at Bentley's carbon-neutral factory in Crewe, England.

Owners are spread around the world, in locations as far apart as Japan, the United Arab Emirates, Germany, New Zealand, Latvia and the United Kingdom. Five of the new owners come from the U.S.A, home to the world renowned course in Colorado. 

18 months ago, a race-prepared version of a standard W12-powered Continental GT beat the coveted time for a production car by more than eight seconds, climbing almost 1,524m through Pikes Peak's 156 bends in just 10 minutes, 18.4 seconds, driven by three-time Pikes Peak champion Rhys Millen.

To match the look of the record-breaking car, a third of customers have opted for the Mountain Decal Event Livery for their Limited Edition Continental GTs, whilst three owners have chosen a subtle gloss black exterior paint finish.

Bentley first achieved the record for fastest production SUV with the Bentayga in 2018, and then the outright production car record with the Continental GT the following year.

The Pikes Peak Continental GT Limited Edition is distinguished by exclusive Radium by Mulliner paintwork, complemented by a lightweight, carbon fibre body kit. Acid Green brake calipers and Pirelli P Zero Colour Edition tyres add to the eye-catching detail.

The Pikes Peak Continental GT by Mulliner is equipped with the same twin-turbocharged W12 engine that develops 626bhp and 900Nm of torque, accelerating from 0-100 km/h in 3.7 seconds and on to a top speed of 333km/h.