Bentley has announced a final edition version of its flagship Mulsanne to celebrate the 6.75-litre engine's 60th year in continuous production.
With the Mulsanne completing production once the 30 6.75 Edition cars are built, the all new Flying Spur will take its place as Bentley's flagship model and the pinnacle of Bentley's exquisite range of luxurious cars.
The unique Mulsanne 6.75 Edition by Mulliner celebrates one of the most iconic cars in Bentley's illustrious history and will be based on the existing 530bhp, 1100Nm Mulsanne Speed.
Subtle references to the 6.75-litre V8 are evident across the car. A 6.75 Edition motif is stitched into the seats and recreated in chrome badging for the exterior and the engine bay, while the face of the clock and minor gauges will feature schematic cutaway drawings of the engine itself.
Dark tint treatments to the Flying B bonnet mascot, the Mulliner Serenity radiator grille and the exhaust finishers bring definition to the front of the car, while 21-inch five-spoke Mulsanne Speed wheels will feature a unique bright-machined finish with gloss black pockets.
Under the bonnet, the engine intake manifold will be finished in black, and the Engine Number Plaque - traditionally signed by the craftsman that built the engine - will be signed by Bentley's Chairman and Chief Executive, Adrian Hallmark.
The centre console stack and rear cabin console will be finished in silver-painted veneer, while the front fascias and waistrails will be finished in high-gloss Grand Black, with the latter also featuring inserts finished in Dark Engine Spin Aluminium.
